Albert Skira (1904-1973) was a Swiss publisher.

In 2007, the Swiss National Library recorded a total of 11,410 new titles produced by Swiss publishers.

Books originating in 31 languages were translated into one or another of the national languages by Swiss publishers.

But in the end, a Swiss publisher brought the book out in German, and to date it has sold 200,000 copies in Germany.

A Swiss publisher distributed a German translation in Germany.

It is also the home of Jürg Marquard, a Swiss publisher.

Then a Swiss publisher, Birkhauser, called and said that European architects were clamoring to get their hands on anything at all I had done.

All works were written in English and the German translations were sold by his Swiss publisher without any indication as to the translators.

In 1959 she published her memoir in German, by a Swiss publisher, Kossodo.

Former Swiss publisher Birkhäuser, the most recent example, became part of De Gruyter after its bankruptcy in 2012.