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22 January 1960 (1960-01-22) – 7 June 1967 (1967-06-07)
Die Hesselbachs is a German radio play series. The series started in 1949 and was adapted by TV in 1960. Content were the experiences of family Hesselbach, who ran a Printing and Publishing company in a fictitious town in Hesse.
Author and actor Wolf Schmidt dealt with current social issues. Thus the series in Germany was one of the most successful television series of its time.