Editing Baedeker (section)

===Florian Baedeker===
Florian Baedeker (1943−1980), the only son of Karl Friedrich Baedeker, succeeded him when he died in 1979. After completing his studies in [[Munich]] in 1971, he had devoted himself to matters relating to book publishing under the guidance of his father, and had helped him with the preparation of the ''Munich'' guide, released for the 1972 [[1972 Summer Olympics|Munich Olympic Games]]. Florian also carried out most of the work involved in preparing the city guides titled [[Baden-Baden]], [[Konstanz|Constance]], [[Strasbourg]] and [[Wiesbaden]], published in the mid-1970s.<ref name="herbertwarrenwind"/>

He also produced several short city guides.<ref>{{cite web|last=Baedeker |first=Karl |url=http://www.worldcat.org/search?q=au%3ABaedeker%2C+Florian.&qt=hot_author |title=Results for 'au:Baedeker, Florian.' | publisher=Worldcat.org |access-date=2013-02-17}}</ref>
[[Basel]], the [[Switzerland|Swiss]] city which was first covered in a Baedeker guidebook by [[Karl Baedeker]] himself in his most celebrated guidebook "[[Schweiz]]", first published in 1844, was the title of Florian's own guide,  published in 1978. It is considered by many to be one of his best city guides.<ref>{{cite book|title=Basel : Stadtführer (Book, 1978) |publisher=[WorldCat.org] |oclc = 600476248}}</ref>

Florian Baedeker, a keen parachute jumper, was killed in a parachuting accident on October 26, 1980. He was 36.