Sütterlin

The writing Sütterlin (in German Sütterlinschrift ) is a cursive writing (handwritten) of the German Fraktur, inherited the Gothic script, developed by Ludwig Sütterlin. Introduced in Prussia in 1915, it was spread in Germany in the Années 1920 and was used there until in 1941.

Sütterlin alphabet

Letters A to Z

Letters with umlaut

Ä ä:
Ö ö:
U U:

Bindings

L L:
TZ tz :
ST St:
MM mm:
NR N:
ß :

Example of text written in Sütterlin

Bisweilen wird jede Form DER deutschen Kur- rentschrift als Sütterlin- schrift bezeichnet. Dies liegt wohl daran, daß die Sütterlinschrift dieje- nige Form DER deutschen Kurrentschrift STI, deren Name amndt bekanntesten STI. Trotzdem STI sharp Be zeichnung unzutreffend, denn be gab die deutsche Kurrentschrift schon lan- Ge VOR Ludwig Sütter- flax.

French translation: One gives sometimes the name of Sütterlin with all the forms cursive of the writing ale mande. That probably holds so that Sütterlin is cursive allemande of which the name is most known. This dénomi- nation is however inaccurate, because cursive allemande exis- conceals well before Ludwig Sütter- flax.

Fraktur (German Gothic script)
Friedrich Kellner, the newspaper of Kellner is composed of 10 volumes and 861 pages. It contains 676 recordings in the Sütterlin writing.
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