Papers, 1931-1969
MC 43
24 boxes (8 cu.ft.)
About Friedrich S. Grosshut
Friedrich Sally Grosshut was born in 1906 in Wiesbaden, Germany. In 1932 he received a Doctor of Law degree from the University of Frankfurt, but his law career came to an abrupt end in 1933 when his Jewish employer, Leo Harry, was forced to leave Wiesbaden. Grosshut himself emigrated to Haifa, Israel, where he worked as a laborer, waiter, and bookstore manager. He was also a volunteer re-education worker in a British camp for German POWs at Fanara, Egypt. Both his parents were killed by the Nazis, his father in 1933 as a result of “protective detention,” his mother later in a concentration camp.
In 1948 Grosshut left Haifa for Sweden, where he worked as a journalist, and in 1949 he emigrated to the United States, settling in New Jersey. He held various menial jobs and continued to write until his death. Grosshut’s published works include several legal treatises, one a full-length book on the function of emergency laws in a dictatorship, two novels, a number of short stories, a documentation on Else Lasker-Schüler, and many reviews of the works of German emigré authors, published in various journals and newspapers.
About the Friedrich S. Grosshut papers
The Friedrich S. Grosshut Collection consists primarily of correspondence, including letters to and from writers Lion Feuchtwanger, Oskar Maria Graf, Heinrich Mann, Thomas Mann, and Arnold Zweig, and theatre director Erwin Piscator, and original and carbon typescripts of novels, short stories, plays, poetry, essays and literary reviews, ca. 1933-1969.
Folder Listing:
- Correspondence
- Manuscripts – Fiction
- Manuscripts – Non-Fiction
- Books
- Short essays – general
- Literary reviews
- Unsorted manuscript material
- Published Work
- Miscellaneous
I. Correspondence
A. To Grosshut
| f.1 | Aftontidningen, 1950 (4 letters). |
| f.2 | Allgemeine, 1949-1967 (24 letters). |
| f.3 | The American Scholar (1 letter); Lisa Asher (1 letter); Argentinisches Tageblatt (1 letter); Aufbau Reconstruction, 1955-1963 (5 letters); Aurora Verlag (1 letter). |
| f.4 | Walter Berendsohn, 1949-1969 (27 letters). |
| f.5 | Berg am Starnberger See (W. Gastl, Bürgermeister), 1954-1958 (7 letters) |
| f.6 | Books Abroad, 1950-1955 (21 letters). |
| f.7 | Books Abroad, 1956-1963 (27 letters). |
| f.8 | British Broadcasting Corporation (2 letters); Max Brod, 1944-1947 (13 letters); Gerda Busoni (1 letter). |
| f.9 | Christian Wegner Verlag (1 letter); Commentary, 1949-1950 (6 letters); J. G. Cotta’sche Buchhandlung Nachfolger GMBH (3 letters); Walter De Gruyter & Co. (1 letter); Franz Deuticke (1 letter); Deutsche Akademie (1 letter); Deutsche Bibliothek (1 letter); Deutsche Rundschau, 1960-1962 (8 letters); Deutsche Volkszeitung (2 letters). |
| f.10 | Prof. Bill Drews (2 letters); Erich Drucker (1 letter); L. Dukas (2 letters); Du Selbst (Anton Betzner, editor), 1962-1963 (7 letters); Expressen (1 letter). |
| f.11 | Lion Feuchtwanger, 1945-1950 (14 letters). |
| f.12 | Lion Feuchtwanger, 1951-1955 (20 letters). |
| f.13 | Lion Feuchtwanger, 1956-1958 (17 letters). |
| f.14 | Marta Feuchtwanger, 1959-1961 (14 letters). |
| f.15 | Marta Feuchtwanger, 1962-1969 (19 letters). |
| f.16 | S. Fischer Verlag, 1956-1959 (4 letters); Frankfurter Allgemeine (2 letters); Frankfurter Illustrierte (1 letter); Frankfurter Societäts-Druckerei (1 letter); Dr. Walther Friedmann, 1931-1933 (7 letters); Lotte Fürnberg (2 letters); Louis Fürnberg (1 letter); Gayda Press (1 letter). |
| f.17 | Glock & Lutz Verlag, 1961-1962 (21 letters). |
| f.18 | Glock & Lutz Verlag, 1963-1969 (12 letters). |
| f.19 | Oskar Maria Graf, 1950-1957 (9 letters). |
| f.20 | Oskar Maria Graf, 1958-1964 (14 letters). |
| f.21 | Greifen Verlag (1 letter); Prof. Dr. Grimm (1 letter); Kurt R. Grossman, 1961-1963 (6 letters); E.J. Gumbel, 1962-1965 (8 letters); Gustav Kiepenheur Verlag, 1949-1961 (13 letters). |
| f.22 | F.A. Herbig (1 letter); Hans George Hirsch (1 letter); Theodore C. Hirsch (1 letter); Bessie Hirschberg (2 letters); Max Hirschberg, 1962-1963 (5 letters); Hans Egon Holthusen (1 letter). |
| f.23 | Johan Grundt Tanum Forlag, 1948-1949 (11 letters); Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität (1 letter); Klaus W. Jonas, March 22, 1964 (1 letter); Ossip Kalenter (2 letters); — Kastein (3 letter); Hans Kelsen (3 letters). |
| f.24 | Dr.B. Kempner (2 letters); Robert M.W. Kempner, 1947-1965 (14 letters); Hermann Kesten, 1949-1962 (14 letters). |
| f.25 | Kindler-Verlag (1 letter); Alexander Kipnis (1 letter); Kösel-Verlag, 1952 (3 letters); Kolumbien-Post (1 letter); Die Kultur, 1959-1962 (11 letters); Dr. Margarete Kupper, 1965-1968 (9 letters). |
| f.26 | Hans Landsberger (1 letter); Dr. P. Lazarus (1 letter); Leo Baeck Institute, Inc. (1 letter); Max Lerner (1 letter); Liebmann Breweries (1 letter); Peter Lindt, 1950-1953 (19 letters); Ulrich Lohmar (1 letter). |
| f.27 | Erika Mann, 1949-1966 (12 letters); Heinrich Mann, 1949-1950 (5 letters); Katia Mann (2 letters); Klaus Mann (2 letters). |
| f.28 | Thomas Mann, 1936-1952 (9 letters). |
| f.29 | Dr. B. Mannes, 1956-1963 (17 letters). |
| f.30 | Dr. B. Mannes, 1964-1965 (13 letters). |
| f.1 | Ludwig Marcuse (2 letters); Herbert Marx (1 letter). |
| f.2 | Dr. Robert Nebinger, 1938-1957 (20 letters). |
| f.3 | Dr. Robert Nebinger, 1958-1960 (17 letters). |
| f.4 | Dr. Robert Nebinger, 1961-1963 (14 letters). |
| f.5 | Ner-Tamid-Verlag (1 letter); Nest-Verlag (1 letter); Die Neue Gesellschaft, (2 letters); Alfred Neumann (1 letter); Nordwestdeutscher Rundfunk (3 letters); Norrköpings Orkesterförening (1 letter); Nora O’Mara (1 letter); Das Parlament (1 letter); Paul List Verlag (1 letter); Madleen Pechel (1 letter); Erwin Piscator (3 letters). |
| f.6 | Heinz Politzer, 1942-1949 (23 letters). |
| f.7 | Preussisches Ministerium des Innern, May 16, 1931 (1). Dr. Harry Pross, June 15, 1960; March 2, 1963 (2). Radiotjänst, Stockholm, 1948-1949: June 1, 1948; Sept. 16, 1948; Oct. 4, 1948; Nov. 12, 1948; March 1, 1949 (5). Ravag (Radioverkehrs A.G.), Dec. 2, 1947; Dec. 23, 1947; April 11, 1949 (3). Dr. Adolph Reifferscheidt, der Generalkonsul der Bundesrepublik Deutschland, July 1, 1958 (1). Rowohlt Verlag, 1953-1967: Nov. 12, 1953; Dec. 14, 1953; May 12, 1954; July 27, 1954; Nov. 22, 1954; Nov. 21, 1958; Feb. 10, 1959; April 24, 1959; Aug. 26, 1959; May 9, 1967 (10). Rowohlts Deutsche Enzyklopädie (Prof. Grassi), June 5, 1959; June 20, 1959; Dec. 12, 1959 (3). |
| f.8 | Nelly Sachs, July 24, 1948; Nov. 6, 1948 (2). Scherz Verlag Stuttgart, Oct. 5, 1962 (1). Schiller Nationalmuseum, 1967-1969: May 16, 1967; May 31, 1967; May 12, 1969; June 3, 1969 (4). Dr. Willy Schmidt, May 3, 1961 (1). Professor Carl Schmitt, March 16, 1933 (1). Hans Schneider, Feb, 3, 1969 (1). La Semana Israel, May 19, 1950; Sept. 7, 1951; Oct. 8, 1968 (3). William L. Shirer, May 2, 1962; Oct. 4, 1962 (includes a review of Staatsnot, Recht und Gewalt); March 8, 1963 (3) Sigbert Mohn Verlag, May 10, 1960 (1). Gerhard Simson, Dec. 21, 1948; Dec. 30, 1949 (2). |
| f.9 | Adolf Sindler, 1949-1957: Nov. 18, 1949; Jan. 26, 1950 (2); March 23, 1950; Aug. 14, 1950; Aug. 1, 1953; May 26, 1955; Sept. 10, 1955; Feb. 12, 1956; April 2, 1956; April 26, 1956; Aug. 11, 1956; Aug. 25, 1957; Oct. 3, 1957; Dec. 31, 1957 (15). |
| f.10 | Adolf Sindler, 1958-1965: May 5, 1958; June 12, 1958; Sept. 20, 1958; Dec. 21, 1958; Feb. 22, 1959; July 7, 1959; Sept. 28, 1959; Jan. 1, 1960; April 17, 1960; July 14, 1960; Dec. 22, 1960; Aug. 4, 1961; Dec. 14, 1961; April 15, 1962; Oct. 14, 1962; Dec. 25, 1962; Dec. 25, 1963; Dec. 14, 1964; Dec. 28, 1965 (19). |
| f.11 | Ernst Sinsberg, April 30, 1951; June 9, 1951 (2). Statsvetenskaplig Tidskrifts, Sept. 20, 1949; Dec. 7, 1949; Jan. 20, 1956 (3). Steinberg-Verlag, 1949-1954: July 11, 1949; May 24, 1950; Sept. 27, 1950; June 30, 1954 (4). Süddeutscher Fussball-U.Leichtathletik Verband, Dec. 8, 1932 (1). Südwestfunk, 1947-1948: Dec. 16, 1947; May 3, 1948; June 30, 1948; July 23, 1948; Aug. 7, 1948; Dec. 6, 1948 (6). Südwest-Presse, July 13, 1954; Sept. 29, 1954 (2). Szczesny Verlag, Aug. 27, 1963 (1). |
| f.12 | Gabrielle Tergit, 1950-1960: Sept. 19, 1950; April 28, 1956; June 6, 1956; Sept. 19, 1956; Jan. 1, 1957; Oct. 26, 1957; Dec. 13, 1957; Jan. 2, 1959; Jan. 15, 1959; Oct. 10, 1959; Jan. 25, 1960; April 10, 1960; July 5, 1960; Sept. 18, 1960; Nov. 12, 1960; Nov. 20, 1960 (16). |
| f.13 | Gabrielle Tergit, 1961-1962: Jan. 4, 1961; Jan 6., 1961; Feb. 10, 1961; Feb. 17, 1961; March 29, 1961, May 9, 1961; June 1, 1961; June 30, 1961; Aug. 10, 1961; Sept. 7, 1961; Dec. 12, 1961; March 9, 1962; June 29, 1962; Aug. 13, 1962; Aug. 23, 1962; Nov. 5, 1962; undated note with cutting of review of Staatsnot, Recht und Gewalt. (17). |
| f.14 | Gabrielle Tergit, 1963-1969: Jan. 22, 1963; March 6, 1963; April 17, 1963; July 14, 1963; Aug. 15, 1963; Nov. 28, 1963; March 7, 1964; April 21, 1963; May 21, 1964; Oct. 28, 1964; Jan. 17, 1965; March 23, 1965; July 22, 1965; Dec. 4, 1965; May 29, 1966; Aug. 5, 1966; Nov. 26, 1966; June 27, 1967; Nov. 16, 1967; Jan. 29, 1968; Feb. 1968; July 5, 1968; Feb. 20, 1969; April 16, 1969; May 25, 1969 (25). |
| f.15 | Tiden, 1950: Jan. 23, 1950; Jan. 24, 1950; April 1, 1950; May 8, 1950 (4). Friedrich Torberg, , Nov. 24, 1949; Dec. 29, 1949 (2). Universitas-Verlag, July 5, 1948; Oct. 12, 1948 (2). F. Valk, 1946-1949 (11 letters). |
| f.16 | Verlag Hans Carl, Sept. 25, 1957 (1). Verlag Kurt Desch, 1950-1963 (39 letters). Verlag Otto Walter, Feb. 19, 1960; May 23, 1960 (2). |
| f.17 | Vierteljahrshefte Für Zeitgeschichte, April 7, 1960; Dec. 23, 1960; May 5, 1961 (3). Vrij, Sept. 10, 1949; Sept. 26, 1949; Nov. 29, 1949 (3). Michael Wächter, May 4, 1949 (1). Prof. Waldinger, May 7, 1958 (1). Hilde Waldo (secretary to Leon Feuchtwanger), 1958-1969: Sept. 26, 1958; Jan. 25, 1959; July 9, 1959; Nov. 25, 1965; Sept. 12 1969; March 24, 196?, undated Christmas card (7). |
| f.18 | Ernst Warschauer, 1960-1964: May 11, 1960; Jan. 25, 1962; March 11, 1962; July 29, 1962; Aug. 3,
1962; Oct. 25, 1962; Oct. 28, 1962; Nov. 13, 1962; Nov. 15, 1962; Dec. 8, 1962; Feb. 12, 1964; undated note (12). Christian Wegner Verlag, Sept. 10, 1962; Oct. 18, 1963; Dec. 3, 1963 (3). Dr. Jacob Weinberg, Nov. 9, 1951 (1). Die Welt, July 20, 1959 (1). Who’s Who in World Jewry, March 31, 1955 (1). Henry Wittner, July 31, 1950 (1). |
| f.19 | Arnold Zweig, 1945-1967: April 3, 1942; Feb. 22, 1943; Feb. 5, 1945; Dec. 9, 1945; Jan. 27, 1946; May 23, 1946; Dec. 8, 1946; Jan. 15, 1948; Nov. 15, 1948; March 12, 1949; May 22, 1949; July 26, 1949; Sept. 3, 1949; Oct. 24, 1949; Jan. 10, 1950; Jan. 16, 1950; Feb. 4, 1950; May 14, 1950; Feb. 6, 1956; Jan. 29, 1965; March 12, 1965; Nov. 30, 1967; 3 undated (25). |
B. From Grosshut
| f.20 | Mrs. Abraham, Sept. 22, 1965 (1). Allgemeine, 1949-1967: Nov. 12, 1949; Jan. 29, 1951; April 22, 1959; June 2, 1959; June 30, 1959; Sept. 6, 1962; Sept. 10, 1962; April 17, 1963; Oct. 28, 1963; Jan. 18, 1966; Feb. 6, 1966; March 17, 1966; May 15, 1966; June 27, 1966; Aug. 12, 1966; Nov. 24, 1967 (16). AJR Information (Association of Jewish Refugees in Great Britain), Feb. 22, 1960; June 2, 1960 (2). Aufbau, 1958-1963: July 9, 1958; Aug. 6, 1962; March 11, 1963; April 4, 1963 (4). |
| f.21 | V. Baum, Sept. 18, 1949; Nov. 5, 1949 (2). Dr. Beidler, June 28, 1949 (1). Walter Berendsohn, 1958-1969: June 27, 1958; Dec. 1, 1958; Aug. 2, 1960; May 7, 1964; Nov. 19, 1965; Jan. 9, 1966; Oct. 30, 1966; May 1, 1967; Jan. 26, 1968; Jan. 16, 1969; Feb., 1969 (11). |
| f.22 | Berg am Starnberger See (W. Gastl, Bürgermeister), July 8, 1954; March 7, 1958; one undated (3). Bermann-Fischer Verlag, Aug. 12, 1949 (1). Bertelsmann-Verlag, May 3, 1960 (1). Blue Card, May 11, 1969 (1). Books Abroad, 1950-1962: April 5, 1950; Oct. 23, 1950; July 1, 1958; Aug. 25, 1959; Sept. 21, 1959; April 7, 1960; Aug. 21, 1960; Feb. 9, 1961; July 13, 1961; Sept. 30, 1962; Feb. 11, 1963; June 6, 1963; Aug. 2, 1962 (13). Max Brod, Feb. 27, 1954 (1). |
| f.23 | Chambers Record Corp., March 1, 1960 (1). Chase National Bank, Feb. 13, 1953 (1). Claaasen-Verlag, Feb. 15, 1959 (1). Commentary, Nov. 15, 1949; Feb. 13, 1950 (2). J.G. Cotta’sche Buchhandlung, Feb. 2, 1960 (1). Deutsche Bibliothek, Jan. 12, 1961; Feb. 14, 1961 (2). Deutsche Rundschau, 1960-1964: June 1, 1960; Sept. 19, 1960; Dec. 27, 1961; Jan. 10, 1962; Jan. 30, 1962 (2); Feb. 26, 1962; March 7, 1962; April 17, 1962; May 3, 1962; May 31, 1962; June 17, 1962; Sept. 11, 1962; Sept. 21, 1962; Oct. 25, 1962; Dec. 22, 1962; Jan. 28, 1963; Feb. 20, 1963; July 1, 1963; Aug. 11, 1963; Sept. 5, 1963; Feb. 16, 1964 (22). |
| f.24 | Deutsche Volkszeitung, June 16, 1961; July 13, 1961 (2). Deutscher Presseklub, July 9, 1958 (1). Erich Drucker Books, 1963-1969: Oct. 9, 1963, May 24, 1964; Sept. 8, 1964; Nov. 24, 1967; Jan. 14, 1969 (5). Presse-Agentur Dukas, Oct. 21, 1949 (1). Du Selbst, 1962-19: Sept. 26, 1962; Nov. 5, 1962; Feb. 4, 1963; March 24, 1963; May 1, 1963; July 1, 1963; Aug. 15, 1963; Aug. 19, 1963; Aug. 20, 1963 (9). Dr. Eppelsheimer, Sept. 27, 1960 (1). Erik Fahlbeck, Sept. 16, 1949 (1). |
| f.25 | Lion Feuchtwanger, 1948-1949: Nov. 18, 1948; Dec. 25, 1948; June 13, 1949; June 21, 1949; July 10, 1949; July 31, 1949; Oct. 15, 1949; Oct. 30, 1949; Nov. 29, 1949; Dec. 20, 1949 (10). |
| f.26 | Lion Feuchtwanger, 1950: Jan. 1, 1950; Jan. 17, 1950; Feb. 3, 1950; Feb. 5, 1950; Feb. 8, 1950; Feb. 13, 1950; Feb. 28, 1950; March 14, 1950; March 22, 1950; March 28, 1950; March 30, 1950; April 12, 1950; April 23, 1950; Sept. 30, 1950; Oct. 3, 1950 (15). |
| f.27 | Lion Feuchtwanger, 1951-1954: Jan. 27, 1951; May 28, 1951; July 14, 1951; Aug. 10, 1951; July 5, 1952; Nov. 25, 1953; Dec. 27, 1953; July 17, 1954; March 7, 1954; April 27, 1954; June 4, 1954; June 21, 1954; Nov. 13, 1954 (13). |
| f.28 | Lion Feuchtwanger, 1958-1967: April 25, 1958; May 5, 1958; May 13, 1958; June 1, 1958; June 24, 1958; Aug. 20, 1958; Oct. 1, 1958; Dec. 1, 1958; Feb. 6, 1959; May 14, 1959; Nov. 15, 1960; May 7, 1963; July 30, 1963; Jan. 19, 1967; undated (15). |
| f.29 | Marta Feuchtwanger, 1958-1962: Dec. 22, 1958; June 2, 1959; Aug. 25, 1959; Sept. 17, 1959; Sept. 21, 1959; April 19, 1960; July 7, 1960; Jan. 19, 1961; May 10, 1961; July 26, 1961; Nov. 6, 1961; Jan. 12, 1962; June 25, 1962 (13). |
| f.30 | Marta Feuchtwanger, 1963-1969: Jan. 11, 1963; Oct. 25, 1963; Jan. 17, 1964; May, 17, 1964; Oct. 16, 1964; Sept. 22, 1965; Jan. 4, 1966; Jan. 5, 1966; March 1, 1967; Aug. 4, 1967; Sept. 28, 1967; Sept. 25, 1968; Nov. 30, 1968; Jan –?, 1969; Nov. 16, 1969 (15). |
| f.1 | Dr. Fischer, Sept. 1, 1949; Sept. 4, 1949; Sept. 5, 1949 (3). S. Fischer Verlag, Feb. 22, 1956; Feb. 22, 1957 (2). Barthold Fles, 1963: March 26, 1963; April 4, 1963; April 30, 1963; July 7, 1963 (4). Frankfurter Allgemeine, Sept. 25, 1963; Oct. 26, 1963 (2). Frankfurter Hefte, June 18, 1954 (1). Frankfurter Illustrierten Zeitung, Nov. 8, 1958; Nov. 14, 1958; March 19, 1959 (3). Freudenthal, May 9, 1949 (1). Richard Friedenthal, Jan. 20, 1949 (1). Lotte Fürnberg, April 27, 1965 (1). Gayda Press, July 8, 1954 (1). Dr. George, March 22, 1963 (1). Ginsberg, Aug. 4, 1951 (1). |
| f.2 | Glock & Lutz Verlag, 1961-1962: Aug. 3, 1961; Nov. 13, 1961; Dec. 14, 1961; Dec. 27, 1961; Jan. 10, 1962; Jan. 16, 1962; Jan. 18, 1962; Jan. 23, 1962; Jan. 25, 1962; Feb. 14, 1962; March 5, 1962; March 19, 1962; March 28, 1962; April 2, 1962; April 22, 1962; May 17, 1962; July 31, 1962; Aug. 6, 1962; Aug. 30, 1962; Sept. 30, 1962; Oct. 9, 1962; Oct. 22, 1962; Oct. 27, 1962; Nov. 15, 1962; Nov. 26, 1962; Dec. 27, 1962 (26). |
| f.3 | Glock & Lutz Verlag, 1963-1968: Jan. 6, 1963; Jan. 19, 1963; Feb. 22, 1963; Feb. 26, 1963; March 25, 1963; May 2, 1963; June 6, 1963; July 7, 1963; July 25, 1963; Dec. 17, 1963; Oct. 16, 1964; Dec. 14, 1964; April 27, 1965; Aug. 15, 1966; Jan. 2, 1968 (15). |
| f.4 | Claire Goll, 1953-1958: Nov. 20, 1953; May 15, 1954; July 9, 1954; June 11, 1958 (4). Frau Gömmel, June 18, 1963 (1). Frau Graf, July 9, 1958; July 4, 1967 (2). |
| f.5 | Oskar Maria Graf, 1950-1958: Feb. 3, 1950; Feb. 14, 1950; March 4, 1950; April 14, 1950; May 15, 1954; June 13, 1954; June 21, 1954; July 8, 1954; July 21, 1954; April 6, 1958; May 1, 1958; May 21, 1958; June 1, 1958; June 11, 1958; June 23, 1958; July 12, 1958; Sept. 4, 1958; Dec. 1, 1958 (18). |
| f.6 | Oskar Maria Graf, 1959-1961: May 7, 1959; May 20, 1959; May 10, 1960; June 28, 1960; July 1, 1960; July 4, 1960; Sept. 8, 1960; Feb. 23, 1961; March 14, 1961; March 23, 1961; April 11, 1961; April 18, 1961; May 10, 1961; June 7, 1961; June 11, 1961; June 27, 1961; June 29, 1961; Dec. 27, 1961 (18). |
| f.7 | Oskar Maria Graf, 1962-1967: May 10, 1962; June 20, 1962; Aug. 30, 1962; Sept. 22, 1962; Dec. 9, 1962; Jan. 10, 1963; Feb. 27, 1963; June 11, 1963; Sept. 2, 1963; Oct. 25, 1963; Jan. 26, 1964; Feb. 24, 1964; May 17, 1964; July 22, 1964; Feb. 27, 1966; May 2, 1966; June 6, 1966; May 10, 1967 (18). |
| f.8 | Greenberg, Nov. 27, 1949 (1). Kurt R. Grossman, 1961-1967: June 11, 1961; June 28, 1961; Jan. 30, 1962; April 8, 1962; Aug. 13, 1962; Sept. 6, 1962; Sept. 21, 1962; Oct. 11, 1962; Oct. 25, 1962; Jan. 10, 1963; April 30, 1963; Sept. 8, 1964; May 25, 1967 (13). |
| f.9 | E.J. Gumbel, 1962-1966: April 8, 1962; Aug. 13, 1962; Oct. 9, 1962; Nov. 8, 1962; Dec. 9, 1962; Dec. 28, 1962; Jan. 30, 1963; Feb. 26, 1963; March 12, 1963; March 23, 1963; April 23, 1963; June 2, 1963; June 11, 1963; Nov. 26, 1963; Jan. 3, 1964; Feb. 16, 1964; Sept. 8, 1964; Dec. 28, 1964; April 27, 1965; Feb. 17, 1966 (20). |
| f.10 | Edwin Halle, June 25, 1963;May 31, 1965 (2). Dr. Harry, 1963-1965: June 25, 1963; July 15, 1963; Sept. 7, 1963; Jan. 25, 1965; Oct. 4, 1965 (4). Dr. Hausner, April 2, 1963; July 19, 1963 (2). Ben Hecht, Dec. 19, 1960 (1). Dr. Hirsch (Querido/Bermann-Fischer Verlag), Feb. 27, 1948; June 25, 1949; Sept. 9, 1949; Jan. 7, 1964 (4). Hans Georg Hirsch, June 2, 1959 (1). |
| f.11 | Max Hirschberg, 1960-1961: June 17, 1960; July 7, 1960; July 22, 1960; Aug. 18, 1960; Sept. 27, 1960; Nov. 6, 1960; Jan. 11, 1961; Feb. 2, 1961; Sept. 6, 1961; Dec. 8, 1961; Dec. 27, 1961 (11). |
| f.12 | Max Hirschberg, 1962-1963: Jan. 3, 1962; Jan. 10, 1962; Jan. 25, 1962; March 1, 1962; April 18, 1962; May 21, 1962; Sept. 6, 1962; Sept. 24, 1962; Oct. 15, 1962; Nov. 20, 1962; Jan. 31, 1963; April 15, 1963; May 7, 1963; Aug. 2, 1963; Sept. 25, 1963; Oct. 15, 1963; Oct. 22, 1963; Dec. 17, 1963 (18). |
| f.13 | Ira A. Hirschmann, Oct. 27, 1949; Nov. 10, 1949 (2). B.W. Huebsch, May 3, 1960 (1). Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität, July 20, 1960; Aug. 8, 1960; Aug. 31, 1960 (3). Klaus W. Jonas, Jan 26, 1964 (1). Jüdische Gemeinde Wiesbaden, Jan. 17, 1966 (1). Jüdische Wochenschau (Dr. Swarsensky), 1949-1959: Nov. 13, 1949; Nov. 29, 1949; June 27, 1958; Aug. 6, 1958; Feb. 24, 1959 (5). Ossip Kalenter, 1961: March 22, 1961; March 23, 1961; April 12, 1961; April 18, 1961 (4). Hans Kelsen, July 27, 1949 (1). |
| f.14 | Dr.B. Kempner, 1949-1965: Oct. 15, 1949; Nov. 10, 1949; Aug. 29, 1962; Nov. 15, 1962; Nov. 26, 1962; Nov. 27, 1962; Dec. 26, 1962; Feb. 22, 1963; March 23, 1963; April 4, 1963; July 5, 1963; Sept. 8, 1964; Oct. 24, 1964; Jan. 4, 1965; Feb. 16, 1965 (15). |
| f.15 | Hermann Kesten, 1949-1959: July 30, 1949; Oct. 27, 1949; Dec. 19, 1949; Jan. 17, 1950; March 14, 1950; June 24, 1950; July 18, 1951; Dec. 3, 1951; Jan. 24, 1954; April 23, 1959; May 18, 1959; Dec. 13, 1959 (12). |
| f.16 | Hermann Kesten, 1960-1963: Jan. 2, 1960; Jan. 11, 1960; March 11, 1960; April 1, 1960; April 19, 1960 (2); June 6, 1960; Aug. 19, 1960; Feb. 23, 1961; March 25, 1961; May 7, 1961; April 17, 1962; May 7, 1962; Dec. 29, 1962; Aug. 20, 1963 (15). |
| f.17 | Frau Kiepenheuer, 1949-1965: Nov. 13, 1949; Dec. 21, 1949; Feb. 12, 1950; Jan. 14, 1960; April 21, 1965; undated; fragment (page 2 only) (7). Kindler-Verlag, April 19, 1957 (1). Alexander Kipnis, Nov. 10, 1949 (1). Konkret-Verlag, Aug. 7, 1962 (1). S. Kracauer, Jan. 25, 1965; March 12, 1965 (2). Die Kultur, 1959-1962: May 7, 1959; June 4, 1959; April 1, 1960; Dec. 2, 1960; March 24, 1961; April 8, 1962; Aug. 7, 1962 (7). Dr. Margarete Kupper, May 26, 1965; Jan. 25, 1966; Feb. 19, 1969 (3). |
| f.18 | Dr. Lamm, Aug. 21, 1960 (1). Leo Baeck Institute, April 1, 1960 (1). Max Lerner, 1950-1964: Oct. 19, 1950; Aug. 4, 1951; Aug. 13, 1962; Dec. 9, 1962; Sept. 27, 1964 (5). Prof. Leschnitzer, Feb. 6, 1959 (1). J. Lesser, May 19, 1963; July 5, 1963; Sept. 13, 1963 (3). H. Lewy, Dec. 4, 1967 (1). Libris, Jan. 14, 1965; Oct. 26, 1966 (2). Peter M. Lindt, March 9, 1950; April 4, 1950; Feb. 27, 1954 (3). Luschnat, Dec. 6, 1961; Jan. 15, 1962; April 11, 1962 (3). |
| f.19 | Erika Mann, 1949-1966: Sept. 1, 1949; Sept. 3, 1949; Sept. 5, 1949; Sept. 13, 1949; Oct. 18, 1949; Nov. 16, 1949; Nov. 29, 1949; Feb. 14, 1950; Sept. 30, 1950; Oct. 21, 1960; Aug. 2, 1963; Sept. 5, 1963; Jan. 9, 1966; Feb. 9, 1966; Feb. 24, 1966; undated (16). |
| f.20 | Heinrich Mann, 1949-1950: June 28, 1949; Aug. 22, 1949; Dec. 20, 1949; Feb. 14, 1950; Nov. 17, 1950 (5). |
| f.21 | Thomas Mann, 1949-1955: May 21, 1949; May 24, 1959; June 16, 1949; June 17, 1949; Oct. 18, 1949; Dec. 5, 1949; Dec. 27, 1949; March 14, 1950; June 4, 1950; Sept. 30, 1950; March 22, 1952; June 7, 1952; June 3, 1955; October 21, n.y. (14). |
| f.22 | Dr. B. Mannes, 1956-February 1963: May 24, 1956; Jan. 20, 1957; Jan. 26, 1957; Oct. 29, 1961; Dec. 19, 1961; Jan. 12, 1962; Oct. 3, 1962; Jan. 11, 1963; Feb. 19, 1963; April 15, 1963; May 13, 1963; May 23, 1963; May 31, 1963 (13). |
| f.23 | Dr. B. Mannes, May 1963-Sept. 1965: June 27, 1963; July 15, 1963; July 16, 1963; Aug. 12, 1963; Aug. 19, 1963; Oct. 25, 1963; Jan. 7, 1964; March 3, 1964; May 7, 1964; June 7, 1964; July 28, 1964; Oct. 19, 1964; Nov. 4, 1964; May 6, 1965; July 4, 1965; July 28, 1965; Sept. 28, 1965; legal brief document, dated June 15, 1965 and presumably sent to Dr. Mannes (18). |
| f.24 | Ludwig Marcuse, 1952-1959: Feb. 10, 1952; Jan. 5, 1954 (2); Feb. 6, 1959; May 7, 1959 (4). Martini, Dec. 13, 1964 (1). Herbert Marx, Sept. 17, 1958 (1). Lilly Marx, Dec. 18, 1966 (1). Dr. Moser, Jan. 15, 1969 (1). München, Magistrat der Stadt, May 1958 and copy (1). The Musical Heritage Society, Jan. 14, 1968 (1). Michael A. Musmanno, Dec. 13, 1964 (1). |
| f.25 | Peter Naacher, June 17, 1960; May 10, 1961 (2). National Jewish Music Council, Nov. 20, 1953 (1). Nationalzeitung, Nov. 26, 1962 (1). Dr. Robert Nebinger, 1960-1962: July 27, 1960; Feb. 6, 1961; March 1, 1962;Oct. 22, 1962; Dec. 28, 1962 (5). Nest-Verlag, June 22, 1959 (1). Die Neue Geseelschaft, 1960-1962: July 8, 1960; July 18, 1960; Aug. 24, 1960; Oct. 17, 1960; Nov. 28, 1960; April 26, 1962; May 10, 1962 (7). Alfred Neumann, 1949: May 16, 1949; June 18, 1949; Sept. 14, 1949; Nov. 8, 1949 (4). Norden, Nov. 30, 1949; Jan. 25, 1950 (2). Nordwestdeutscher Rundfunk, June 27, 1948 (1). Prof. Noth, May 5, 1958; Nov. 16, 1960 (2). |
| f.26 | Das Parlament, Nov. 29, 1960 (1). Prof. Pechel, 1961-1962: Feb. 28, 1961; March 5, 1961; March 22, 1961; March 24, 1961; April 25, 1961; May 31, 1961; June 16, 1961; June 26, 1961; July 6, 1961; July 25, 1961; Aug. 24, 1961; Oct. 2, 1961; Oct. 4, 1961; Oct. 16, 1961; Dec. 15, 1961; Jan. 12, 1962; March 14, 1962 (17). |
| f.27 | P.E.N. Club, Jan. 16, 1969; Feb. 18, 1969 (2). Prof. Pfeiler, 1958-1959: May 5, 1958; May 18, 1958; Jan. 17, 1959; Jan. 19, 1959 (4). Erwin Piscator, 1948-1951: Feb. 7, 1948; Feb. 27, 1948; Oct. 15, 1950; March 21, 1951; May 4, 1951 (5). Dr. Harry Pross, 1960-1963: Feb. 22, 1960; Aug. 28, 1960; Oct. 12, 1962; Jan. 11, 1963 (4). |
| f.28 | Record Hunter, Dec. 15, 1957; undated (2). Dr. Rehfisch, July 23, 1948 (1). Dr. Adolph Reifferscheidt, der Generalkonsul der Bundesrepublik Deutschland, May 6, 1958; May 27, 1958 (2). Rheinische Merkur, June 18, 1954 (1). Mary S. Rosenberg, 1953-1969: Dec. 7, 1953; Jan. 24, 1958; Jan. 14, 1960; June 21, 1960; July 19, 1960; Aug. 22, 1960; Oct. 13, 1960; Jan. 4, 1961; June 1, 1961; June 8, 1961; Dec. 4, 1961; Jan. 15, 1962; April 26, 1962; June 19, 1962; Nov. 20, 1962; Oct. 31, 1963; Dec. 3, 1963; Sept. 17, 1964; Feb. 11, 1965; Oct. 19, 1965; Jan. 14, 1969 (21). |
| f.29 | Rowohlt-Verlag (P. Rühmkorf, ), 1953-1967: Sept. 16, 1953; Jan. 12, 1954; June 14, 1954; June 26,
1958; Feb. 20, 1959; Feb. 23, 1959; April 3, 1967; June 6, 1967; July 26, 1967 (9). Rowohlts Deutsche Enzyklopädie (Prof. Grassi), 1959-1960: May 19, 1959 (2); June 4, 1959; June 22, 1959; Aug. 11, 1959; Sept. 15, 1959; Sept. 16, 1959; April 21, 1960; July 1, 1960; July 4, 1960 (10). |
| f.30 | W. Schaber, 1962-1967 (7): Oct. 12, 1962; Feb. 4, 1963; Feb. 27, 1963; May 23, 1963; June 4, 1963;
June 20, 1966; April 3, 1967. Schiller Nationalmuseum, 1967-1970: May 1, 1967; May 22, 1967; Jan. 27, 1969; May 21, 1969; Aug. 1, 1969; Aug. 2, 1969; Aug. 16, 1969; Sept. 21, 1970 (8). Dr. Willy Schmidt, Nov. 2, 1961 (1). Hans Schneider, March 8, 1969 (1). Fred Schroer, July 8, 1949 (1). Dr. Schuelein, May 5, 1958; Feb. 6, 1959 (2). William L. Shirer, 1962-1963: Feb. 14, 1962; April 23, 1962; Aug. 13, 1962; Oct. 11, 1962; Feb. 26, 1963; April 10, 1963 (6). |
| f.1 | Dr. Shuster, May 6, 1958 (1). Gerhard Simson, Sept. 13, 1949 (1). Upton Sinclair, 1958-1962: Sept. 19, 1958; Jan. 30, 1959; April 5, 1959; May 7, 1959; April 21, 1960; May 7, 1961; May 24, 1962 (7). Adolf Sindler, Oct. 9, 1962 (1). Societäts-Druckerei Verlag, May 14, 1959; June 2, 1959 (2). Stahlberg Verlag, July 19, 1959 (1). Statesman and Nation, Nov. 25, 1949 (1). Stechert-Hafner, Inc., June 6, 1960 (1). Frau S. Steinberg, Sept. 9, 1953 (1). Steinberg-Verlag, Sept. 9, 1953 (1). Sternfeld, Feb. 23, 1957; March 30, 1957 (2). Süddeutsche Zeitung, Oct. 26, 1963; undated (2). Süddeutscher Rundfunk, Feb. 13, 1953 (1). Südwestfunk, Nov. 18, 1948 (1). Südwest-Presse, July 8, 1954 (1). Szczesny Verlag, Aug. 22, 1963 (1). Dr. Tau, April 30, 1948; July 12, 1948; Sept. 19, 1949 (3). Telford Taylor, 1962: May 7, 1962; Aug. 13, 1962; Oct. 9, 1962; Oct. 15, 1962 (4). Tetens, Feb. 14, 1962; Aug. 13, 1962 (2). |
| f.2 | Gabrielle Tergit, 1958-1961: June 27, 1958; July 12, 1958; Nov. 21, 1958; Jan. 8, 1959; June 29, 1960; July 12, 1960; Aug. 29, 1960; Sept. 28, 1960; Nov. 16, 1960; Jan. 11, 1961; Feb. 14, 1961; April 7, 1961; April 11, 1961; April 18, 1961; June 25, 1961; July 6, 1961; Aug. 4, 1961; Sept. 13, 1961 (18). |
| f.3 | Gabrielle Tergit, 1962-1964: March 3, 1962; March 12, 1962; July 5, 1962; Aug. 29,, 1962; Sept. 11, 1962; Sept. 21, 1962; Oct. 9, 1962; Nov. 13, 1962; Feb. 27, 1963; March 25, 1963; April 19, 1963; April 23, 1961; June 4, 1963; July 25, 1963; Aug. 8, 1963; Sept. 2, 1963; Dec. 17, 1963; March 31, 1964; May 17, 1964; June 7, 1964; Nov. 2, 1964 (21). |
| f.4 | Gabrielle Tergit, 1965-1969: March 4, 1965; April 12, 1965; Aug. 23, 1965; Jan. 20, 1966; April 29, 1966; July 30, 1966; Aug. 22, 1961; Jan. 19, 1967; July 4, 1967; Dec. 10, 1967; Feb. 18, 1969; March 10, 1969 (12). |
| f.5 | Toscanini, Jan. 3, 1952 (1). Universitas-Verlag, June 26, 1948; March 7, 1949 (2). F. Valk, Sept. 6, 1949 (1). Verlag Kösel & Pustet, June 2, 1951 (1). Verlag Kurt Desch, 1958: Feb. 23, 1958; March 10, 1958 (2); June 25, 1958; July 1, 1958 (5). Verlag Otto Walter, Feb. 2, 1960 (1). Verlag Walter de Gruyter, Jan. 14, 1965 (1). Vierteljahrshefte Für Zeitgeschichte, 1960-1961: Feb. 6, 1960; May 3, 1960; Nov. 7, 1960; Feb. 5, 1961; Feb. 14, 1961; April 25, 1961; Aug. 3, 1961 (7). Vrij Nederland, Nov. 16, 1949 (1). Prof. Waldinger, May 5, 1958 (1). Hilde Waldo, 1959-1966: Jan. 28, 1959; Dec. 13, 1965; Jan. 5, 1966; March 17, 1966 (4). Wallenberg, May 6, 1958 (1). S.E. Warburg, Jan. 20, 1949 (1). |
| f.6 | Dr. Ernst Warschauer, 1960-1967: May 16, 1960; June 6, 1960; June 28, 1960; July 14, 1960; Aug. 1, 1960; Aug. 28, 1960; June 27, 1961; March 13, 1962; Oct. 29, 1962; Nov. 20, 1962; Dec. 26, 1962; Oct. 22, 1963; Nov. 26, 1963; Feb. 16, 1964; March 9, 1964; March 22, 1964; Nov. 20, 1964; Feb. 20, 1967; March 1, 1967 (19). |
| f.7 | Christian Wegner Verlag, Oct. 28, 1963; Nov. 1963; Jan. 26, 1964 (3). Who’s Who in World Jewry, March 12, 1954 (1). Otto Wirth Verlag, May 17, 1962 (1). Die Zeit, Nov. 26, 1962 (1). Prof. Zohn, May 5, 1958 (1). Arnold Zweig, 1949-1968: Nov. 5, 1949; April 3, 1950; Feb. 18, 1965; April 19, 1965; March 5, 1966; Aug. 9, 1966; Nov. 29, 1968 (7). |
II. Manuscripts – Fiction
A. Novels
| Tanz Um Paris, unpublished typed manuscript. Revised version of Aktion Annibal. 715pp. | |
|---|---|
| f.8 | Three copies of a synopsis of the novel and a list of the parts of the book and its chapter headings. |
| Part One: Der Plan | |
| f.9 | Title pages and chapter 1: Knüpfung. 49pp. |
| f.10 | Chapter 2: Veränderungen. 56pp. |
| f.11 | Chapter 3: Auf Suche. 53pp. |
| f.12 | Chapter 4: Es Geht An! 67pp. |
| f.13 | Chapter 5: Die Flut Steigt. 80pp. |
| f.14 | Chapter 6: Stürmisches Paris. 54pp. |
| Part Two: In Der Woge | |
| f.15 | Chapter 1: Veränderte Front. 44pp. |
| f.16 | Chapter 2: Kreisende Zeiger. 29pp. |
| f.17 | Chapter 3: Die Grosse Chance. 24pp. |
| f.18 | Chapter 4: Die Wende. 30pp. |
| f.19 | Chapter 5: Im Zeichen Der Weltausstellung. 24pp. |
| f.20 | Chapter 6: Die Antisemitische Liga. 25pp. |
| f.21 | Chapter 7: Ein Jegliches Hat Seine Zeit. 39pp. |
| Part Three: Die Entscheidung | |
| f.22 | Chapter 1: Die Entdeckung. 39pp. |
| f.23 | Chapter 2: Vor Der Entscheidung. 12pp. |
| f.24 | Kampf Um Wagner. 42pp. |
| f.25 | Ballett ‘Annibal.’ 48pp. |
| Tanz Um Paris. Carbon copy of above. | |
|---|---|
| Part One: Der Plan | |
| f.1 | Chapter 1: Knüpfung. |
| f.2 | Chapter 2: Veränderungen. |
| f.3 | Chapter 3: Auf Suche. |
| f.4 | Chapter 4: Es Geht An! |
| f.5 | Chapter 5: Die Flut Steigt. |
| f.6 | Chapter 6: Stürmisches Paris. |
| Part Two: In Der Woge | |
| f.7 | Chapter 1: Veränderte Front. |
| f.8 | Chapter 2: Kreisende Zeiger. |
| f.9 | Chapter 3: Die Grosse Chance. |
| f.10 | Chapter 4: Die Wende. |
| f.11 | Chapter 5: Im Zeichen Der Weltausstellung. |
| f.12 | Chapter 6: Die Antisemitische Liga. |
| f.13 | Chapter 7: Ein Jegliches Hat Seine Zeit. |
| Part Three: Die Entscheidung | |
| f.14 | Chapter 1: Die Entdeckung. |
| f.15 | Chapter 2: Vor Der Entscheidung. |
| f.16 | Kampf Um Wagner. |
| f.17 | Ballett ‘Annibal.’ |
| Tanz Um Paris. 2nd carbon copy. | |
| Part One: Der Plan | |
| f.18 | Chapter 1: Knüpfung |
| f.19 | Chapter 2: Veränderungen. |
| f.20 | Chapter 3: Auf Suche. |
| f.21 | Chapter 4: Es Geht An! |
| f.22 | Chapter 5: Die Flut Steigt. |
| f.23 | Chapter 6: Stuermisches Paris. |
| Part Two: In Der Woge | |
| f.24 | Chapter 1: Veränderte Front. |
| f.25 | Chapter 2: Kreisende Zeiger. |
| f.26 | Chapter 3: Die Grosse Chance. |
| f.27 | Chapter 4: Die Wende. |
| f.28 | Chapter 5: Im Zeichen Der Weltausstellung. |
| f.29 | Chapter 6: Die Antisemitische Liga. |
| f.30 | Chapter 7: Ein Jegliches Hat Seine Zeit. |
| Part Three: Die Entscheidung | |
| f.31 | Chapter 1: Die Entdeckung. |
| f.32 | Chapter 2: Vor Der Entscheidung. |
| f.33 | Kampf Um Wagner. |
| f.34 | Ballett ‘Annibal.’ |
| Aktion Annibal, earlier version of Tanz Um Paris. Typescript, 902pp. | |
|---|---|
| Part One: Der Plan | |
| f.1 | Title pages and Chapter 1: Knüpfung. 52pp. |
| f.2 | Chapter 2: Veränderungen. 70pp. |
| f.3 | Chapter 3: Auf Suche. 79pp. |
| f.4 | Chapter 4: Es Geht An! (1). 47pp. |
| f.5 | Chapter 4: Es Geht An! (2). 58pp. |
| f.6 | Chapter 5: Die Flut Steigt (1). 78pp. |
| f.7 | Chapter 5: Die Flut Steigt (2). 30pp. |
| f.8 | Chapter 6: Stürmisches Paris. 66pp. |
| Part Two: In Der Woge | |
| f.9 | Chapter 1: Veränderte Front. 50pp. |
| f.10 | Chapter 2: Kreisende Zeiger. 37pp. |
| f.11 | Chapter 3: Die Grosse Chance. 24pp. |
| f.12 | Chapter 4: Die Wende. 35pp. |
| f.13 | Chapter 5: Im Zeichen der Weltausstellung. 29pp. |
| f.14 | Chapter 6: Die Antisemitische Liga. 33pp. |
| f.15 | Chapter 7: Ein Jegliches Hat Seine Zeit. 51pp. |
| Part Three: Die Entscheidung | |
| f.16 | Chapter 1: Die Entedeckung. 53pp. |
| f.17 | Chapter 2: Vor Der Entscheidung. 13pp. |
| f.18 | Chapter 3: Kampf Um Wagner. 46pp. |
| f.19 | Chapter 4: Ballett ‘Annibal’. 51pp. |
| Aktion Annibal, carbon copy with added epigraphs at chapter and section breaks. | |
| Part One: Der Plan | |
| f.20 | Chapter 1: Knüpfung. |
| f.21 | Chapter 2: Veränderungen. |
| f.22 | Chapter 3: Auf Suche. |
| f.23 | Chapter 4: Es Geht An!. |
| f.24 | Chapter 5: Die Flut Steigt (1). |
| f.25 | Chapter 5: Die Flut Steigt (2). |
| f.26 | Chapter 6: Stürmisches Paris. |
| Aktion Annibal, carbon copy with added epigraphs at chapter and section breaks. | |
|---|---|
| Part Two: In Der Woge | |
| f.1 | Chapter 1: Veränderte Front. |
| f.2 | Chapter 2: Kreisende Zeiger. |
| f.3 | Chapter 3: Die Grosse Chance. |
| f.4 | Chapter 4: Die Wende. |
| f.5 | Chapter 5: Im Zeichen der Weltausstellung. |
| f.6 | Chapter 6: Die Antisemitische Liga. |
| f.7 | Chapter 7: Ein Jegliches Hat Seine Zeit. |
| Part 3: Die Entscheidung | |
| f.8 | Chapter 1: Die Entedeckung. |
| f.9 | Chapters 2 & 3: Vor Der Entscheidung and Kampf Um Wagner. |
| f.10 | Chapter 4: Ballett ‘Annibal’. |
| Der Schwitzkasten. | |
| f.11-19 | Complete typescript, carbon copy, 474 pp. |
| f.20-28 | Complete typescript, second carbon copy, 474 pp. |
| Staatsrat Geer, unnumbered copy, 564pp. | |
|---|---|
| f.1 | First book, chapters 1-8, 66pp. |
| f.2 | First book, chapters 9-11, 37pp. |
| f.3 | First book, chapters 12-15, 34pp. |
| f.4 | Second book, chapters 16-19, 42pp. |
| f.5 | Second book, chapters 20-23, 51pp. |
| f.6 | Second book, chapters 24-28, 40pp. |
| f.7 | Second book, chapters 29-34, 53pp. |
| f.8 | Third book, chapters 35-42, 66pp. |
| f.9 | Third book, chapters 43-47, 48pp. |
| f.10 | Fourth book, chapters 48-50, 42pp. |
| f.11 | Fifth book, chapters 51-56, 43pp. |
| f.12 | Fifth book, chapters 57-59, 20pp. |
| f.13 | Fifth book, chapters 60-61, 23pp. |
| Standarte BG, Verlag der Tribüne, Fanara, Egypt, 1947, 481pp. | |
| f.14 | Printed copy, Vol. 1 (203pp). |
| f.15 | Printed copy, Vol. 2 (278pp). |
| f.16 | Typed carbon, pp.1-50. |
| f.17 | Typed carbon, pp.51-100. |
| f.18 | Typed carbon, pp.101-150. |
| f.19 | Typed carbon, pp.151-200. |
| f.20 | Typed carbon, pp.201-251. |
| f.21 | Typed carbon, pp.251-285 plus two-page afterword. |
B. Short Fiction
| f.22 | “Affäre Wilson.” Two copies, 10pp. each. |
| f.23 | “Der Ägyptische Fridericus.” 4pp. |
| f.24 | “Die Asche Brennt Noch.” 3pp. plus copies of pp. 2-3. |
| f.25 | “Beredte Vergangenheit.” 7pp. |
| f.1 | “Bereits der Name ‘Cambronne’…”(untitled story). 8pp. |
| f.2 | “Das Blockhaus.” Two copies, 12 pp. each. |
| f.3 | “Cazonetta In Weimar.” Three versions, one 15pp., one 10pp., and one 7pp. |
| f.4 | “1812.” Two typed bound copies, 53pp. |
| f.5 | “Der Einbruch.” Carbon, 3pp. |
| f.6 | “Fifi.” Carbon, 6pp. |
| f.7 | “Ein Herz Liegt im Abend.” Carbon, 3pp. |
| f.8 | “Historische Nächte.” Carbon, 7pp. |
| “Kabale in Wien.” Carbon with title page, contents, and page numbers typed in, 150 pp. | |
|---|---|
| f.9 | Title page, list of chapters and chapters 1-6. Chapter 1: Der Kongress Tanzt Nicht Mehr. 9pp. Chapter 2: Fürstenabfindung Und Flugblätter. 8pp. Chapter 3: Ein Wenig Treuer Diener Seiner Herren. 7pp. Chapter 4: Canzonetta In Weimar. 13pp. Chapter 5: Gentz Überschreitet Seinen Plan. 8pp. Chapter 6: Metternich Schlägt Zurück. 7pp. |
| f.10 | Chapter 7: Dritte Verändern Zuweilen Ein Spiel. 7pp. Chapter 8: Ein Blumenstrauss Für Die Demoiselle Elssler. 5pp Chapter 9: Einer Wird Ausgewiesen. 4pp. Chapter 10: Metternich Erteilt Gentz Eine Lektion, Aber Die Revolution Ist Stärker. 11pp. Chapter 11: “Die Stumme Von Portici.” 7pp. Chapter 12: Graf Sedlnitzky Holt Zum Schlag Aus. 5pp. Chapter 13: L’Aiglon, Mon Chéri. 5pp. Chapter 14: Dichterspiele. 4pp. |
| f.11 | Chapter 15: Reise Nach Köniswart Mit Unerwartetem Ausgang. 10pp. Chapter 16: Herr Abraham Mendelssohn-Bartholdy Muss Sich Schonen. 5pp. Chapter 17: Ein Herz Liegt Im Abend Und Weint. 7pp. Chapter 18: Kammermusikabend In Der Hofburg. 6pp. Chapter 19: Kriegsgefahr. 8pp. Chapter 20: Spaziergang Auf Der Wieden. 11pp. Chapter 21: Abschied. 6pp. |
| f.12 | “Die Kätze.” Two different typed versions, each 4pp. Carbon copy of one version. |
| f.13 | “Kleiner Irrtum.” Carbon 5pp, two excess pp. |
| f.14 | “Kriminalstudenten.” Three different versions, all carbon, 7pp. |
| f.15 | “Landgerichtsrat Poiry.” Carbon, bound, 15pp. |
| f.16 | “Lassalle Bei Richard Wagner.” Carbon, 127pp. |
| f.17 | “Das Letzte Lied.” Typed bound 44pp. |
| f.18 | “Das Letzte Lied.” Carbon, bound, 44 pp. |
| f.19 | “Die Leute Von Tulsa.” Carbon, 8pp. |
| f.20 | “Liebesklage Eines Reklamefachmanns.” Carbon 2pp. |
| f.21 | “Lied Vom Höchsten Turm.” Carbon 4pp., extra carbon of first page. |
| f.22 | “Der ‘Lohengrin’.” Carbon 12pp. |
| f.23 | “Märchen Vom Grossen Knurr.” Typed copy 9pp, carbon, 9pp. One carbon, 7pp. |
| f.24 | “Merkwürdiger Abend.” One carbon, 7 pp, one typed, 7pp. |
| f.25 | “Musik In Der Wuëste.” One carbon, 3pp. |
| f.26 | “Nächtliche Wanderung.” Typed and carbon unnumbered copies. |
| f.27 | “Napoleon In Potsdam.” Bound typed copy, 21pp. |
| f.28 | “Napoleon In Potsdam.” Bound carbon copy, 21 pp. |
| f.29 | “Napoleon In Potsdam.” Typed and carbon copies, both 13pp. |
| f.30 | “Nur—Ein Schilling…” Carbon, 2pp. |
| f.31 | “Österreichische Novelle.” One bound typed, 107pp. |
| f.1 | “Das Reizvolle Spiel.” Two carbons, 8 pp. each. |
| f.2 | “Richard Wagner, Mai 1849.” One carbon copy, 10pp. |
| f.3 | “Schauspieler Bortum.” Unnumbered carbon copy, (approx. 150pp.) |
| f.4 | “Schiedsrichter Rissing lietet ein Spiel.” Carbon, 43 pp. |
| f.5 | “26.Marz 1830.” Typed, 4pp. |
| f.6 | “Sergeant Brown.” 7pp. |
| f.7 | “Student Mueller.” Carbon, 57 pp. |
| f.8 | “Talentvolles Paris.” 2 copies, 4pp each. |
| f.9 | “Unromantische Nicole.” Carbon, 2 pp. |
| f.10 | “Verbieten Siel” Two unnumbered and different versions, 4pp. each. |
| f.11 | “Vorfrühling 1812.” Two copies, one 4pp., the other 7pp |
| f.12 | “Das Waldlokal.” Carbon, 4pp. |
| f.13 | “Weimar, Oktober 1806.” Carbon, 21 pp. |
| f.14 | “Weimar, Oktober 1806.” Unnumbered carbon, 21pp. |
| f.15 | “Der Zensor.” Carbon, 5pp. |
| f.16 | “Der Zerbrochene Krug.” 2 copies, 5pp. each. |
| f.17 | “Die Zibebe.” Carbon, 5pp. |
| f.18 | “Die Zwillinge,” 11pp. |
C. Plays
| f.19 | Abderitisches Capriccio. Carbon, unnumbered (approx. 50pp.). |
| f.20 | Es Geschieht in Ohio. Unbound carbon copy, 70pp. |
| f.21 | Es Geschieht in Ohio. Bound typed copy, 74pp; unbound carbon copy, 70pp. |
| f.22 | Es Geschieht in Ohio. Bound carbon copy, 74pp. |
| f.23 | Der Fünfte Stand. Carbon, 6pp. |
| f.24 | Go Ahead, Hoax! Carbon, 27pp. |
| f.25 | Lassalle Besucht Wagner. Carbon, 22pp. |
| f.26 | Literatur oder Two Letters Only. Carbon, 49pp. |
| f.27 | Maskenball. Typed, 5pp. |
| f.28 | Quer. Typed, 6pp. |
| f.29 | Der Regenmacher. Carbon, 30pp. |
| f.30 | Der Rezensent. Carbon, 45pp. |
| f.31 | Writer’s Dilemma. Carbon, 7pp. |
D. Poetry
| f.1 | “Abend 1945,” “Abendstimmung,” “An Einen Dichter,” “An Eine Dichterin,” “Anruf,” “Auf einaml singt in mir Lied,” “Aus der Ferne” (also included “Wird es sein? (1940),” “Siehst du micht, dass Sommer ist?” “Bücherverbrennung,” “Lied des Negerchampions Dr. Hubbard,” “Konsentrationslager-Lied des Vorsitzenden,” “Lied der Kitty von der Nacht in Ohio,” “Erinnerung,” “Morgen,” “Sommer.” |
| f.2 | “Ballade vom Wort,” “Ballade von der Technik der Absage,” Die besinnlichen Gedichte: Zwanzig unzeitgemässe Gesänge, “Besinnliche Stunde,” “Der Brief,” “Ein Buch,” “”Bücherverbrennung” (also included “Der Mensch” and “Ungeweinte Augen”). |
| f.3 | “Carl v. Ossietzky,” “Chmelnizki – Ballade.” |
| f.4 | “Der Demagoge,” “Demokratische Ansprache” (1944) (3 copies), “Drei Soldaten” (2 copies, one with many pencilled corrections), “Deutchsland 1933″ (also included “Wuensch’ dir was, mein gutes Kind” and “Auf einmal singt in mir Lied”). |
| f.5 | “Einsame Stunde,” “Den emigrierten Dichtern,” “Elegie,” “Else Lasker-Schüler,” “Der Entfernte,” “Es kam ein Mond vom Niemandsland,” “Es reiten drei schwarze reiter,” “Es war einmal ein Mann…” (also included “Gestern nacht…,” “Besinnliche Stunde,” “Herbst,” “Der Pranger,” “Takt der Arbeit,” “Morgen”). |
| f.6 | “Faltet die Hände…,” “Der Farmer,” “Der Fischer,” “Das Flüchtlingshaus” (also included “Singt einmal von den kleinen Dingen,” “Gestern nacht…,” “Das Lied,” “Der Blinde”). |
| f.7 | “Die Gasse spricht:,” “Gedenken eines Kindes,” “Der Gerichtstag,” “Gestern Nacht…” (also included “Errinern eines Kindes,” “Abend 1945,” “Morgen,” “Singt einmal von den kleinen Dingen,” “Faltet die Hände…” and “Besinnliche Stunde” ). |
| f.8 | “Der Hadernde,” “Herbst,” “Hölderlin,” “Die Hütte,” “Hugo v. Homannsthal” (also included “Rückkehr,” “Ich sah” ). |
| f.9 | “Ich sage Euch, es ist an der Zeit…” “In Beantwortung eines Schreibens…,” “In die Zeit!,” “In die Zeit! in die Zeit!,” “L’Inconnue” and “Ist diese Zeit so sonderbar?” (also included “Sass im K-Z…”). |
| f.10 | “Kinder,” “Ein Klasse singt,” “Der Knabe,” “Krieg” and “Krig” (also included “Wiedersehen”). |
| f.11 | “Links, rechts, links, rechts, die sechste Avenue,” “Lynch,” “Lynch (different version). |
| f.12 | “Des Mädchens Heimkehr,” “Ein mann geht verloren,” “Meeresrauschen,” “Mensch dieser Zeit” (also included “Der falsche Redner” and “Auf einmal singt in mir Lied”). |
| f.13 | “Die Nacht” and “Niemandsland” (also included “Der Harlekin zum Abscheid” and “Abendwind,”). |
| f.14 | “Der Partisan,” “Prolog,” “Puppenspiel,” “Purcell” (also included “Abendstimmung,” “Und Stunden gabs…,” “Konzentrationslager,” “Frage” and “Dämmerung”). |
| f.15 | “Romantische Musik,” “Das Schild,” “Schreckensnacht,” “Singt einmal von den kleinen Dingen,” “Spanische Ballade” (2 different versions), “Spanisches Kind,” “Spätnachmittag,” “Stadion” and “Stürmische Nacht” (also included “Vormittage,” “Konzentrationslager,” “Wandlung,” “Blickt hin ins Jahr…,” “Den emigrierten Dichtern” and “Wunsch”). |
| f.16 | “Takt der Arbeit,” “Ãœber Nacht, über Nacht…,” “Unsterblicher…,” “Das verstossene Schiff,” “Die verworfenene Engel,” “Von Himmeln ;asst uns sprechen…,” “Vormittage,” “Wenn ich in der Dämmerung…,” “Wiedersehen” and “Die Zeitung” (also included “Das Werk,” “Aus der Ferne” and “Das Fluechtlingshaus”). |
III. Manuscripts – Non-Fiction
A. Books
| Märchen, Sagen und Autokraten. Original typescript, unnumbered pages. The first folder includes a handwritten page by Mrs. Grosshut explaining that this was her husband’s last unfinished manuscript, that its correct title is as above, that Glock und Lutz wanted to publish it, and that it is the only work of her husband’s for which she holds the literary rights. |
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| f.17 | Notes, introduction, and chapters 1-6: Introduction. 3pp. Chapter 1: Die Brüder Grimm und ihre Zeit. 11pp. Chapter 2: Bismarck entdeckt Analogien. 5pp. Chapter 3: Savigny und der Volksgeist. 5pp. Chapter 4: Königin Phantasie und Prinzessin Märchen. 8pp. Chapter 5: Von händlerischen Kaisern. 4pp. Chapter 6: Volksmärchen und Kunstmärchen. 8pp. |
| f.18 | Chapter 7: Der Jude im Dorn. 12pp. Chapter 8: Recht ist, was dem Absolutismus nützt. 7pp. Chapter 9: Des Helden alte Kleider. 8pp. Chapter 10: Der Ranzen, das Hütlein und das Hörnlein. 4pp. Chapter 11: Streit um ‘Des Knaben Wunderhorn.’ 3pp. Chapter 12: Erzähler und Erzähltes. 7pp. Chapter 13: Der Spielmann. 7pp. Chapter 14: Konstruktion eines Gegenspielers. 5pp. Chapter 15: Musäus und Rübezahl. 7pp. |
| f.19 | Unnumbered chapters: Kreuzzüge und Sage. 6pp. Der alte Barbarossa. 30pp. |
| f.20 | Unnumbered chapters: Adam und Eva. 14pp. Von Hänsel und Gretel zum Freischütz. 16pp. |
| f.21 | Unnumbered chapters: Einkreisung und Dolchstoss. 9pp. Von der Volksseele zur Massenseele. Unfinished. 17pp. |
| f.22 | Die Menschwerdung des Staats, Haifa, Palestine, 1940. Bound typescript. 461pp. |
| Polizei und Lichtspielzensur in der Weimarer Republik. | |
| f.23 | Carbon, pp.1-72. |
| f.24 | Carbon, pp.73-144. |
| f.25 | Carbon, pp.1-72. Copy 2 |
| f.26 | Carbon, pp.73-144. Copy 2. |
| Das Polizeiliche Notstandsrecht, Wiesbaden, May 20, 1932. Grosshut’s dissertation, 361pp. Original typescript, 314pp. | |
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| f.1 | Title page, introduction and table of contents. |
| f.2 | Pp.1-31. |
| f.3 | Pp. 31-?. |
| f.4 | Variously numbered pages. |
| f.5 | Pp. 135-169 (some missing). |
| f.6 | Pp. 169-?. |
| f.7 | Bibliography. |
| f.8 | “Reeducation in der Wueste.” One typed carbon, 8pp. |
| Staatsnot, Recht und Gewalt. Original typescript, 314pp. | |
| f.9 | List of possible chapters (?), introduction, and Part 1: Die Monarchie, chapters 1-7. Introduction. 5pp. Chapter 1: Bismarck und Preussen. 8pp. Chapter 2: Ius resistendi. 3pp. Chapter 3: Rechtsbruch zugeben oder nicht zugeben? 6pp. Chapter 4: Staatsnotwehr gegen die Sozialdemokratie. 5pp. Chapter 5: Die Zabern-Affäre. 3pp. Chapter 6: “Not kennt kein Gebot.” 10pp. Chapter 7: Die versäumte Gelegenheit. 7pp. |
| f.10 | Part 2: Die Republik, chapters 1-7. Chapter 1: Die Weimarer Verfassung. 11pp. Chapter 2: Der Kapp-Putsch. 8pp. Chapter 3: Die Nothelfer treten auf. 6pp. Chapter 4: Der Putsch im Münchener Bürgerbräu. 11pp. Chapter 5: Die natinalen Verteidiger. 9pp. Chapter 6: Das Gleichnis der Fronten. 7pp. Chapter 7: Wir sind noch-Wir sind-Wir sind bereits. 6pp. |
| f.11 | Part 2: Die Republik, chapters 8-9. Chapter 8: Polizei und Notstand. 37pp. Chapter 9: Reichsgericht und Staatsnotwehr. 12pp. |
| f.12 | Part 2: Die Republik, chapters 10-18. Chapter 10: Abwehr “von sich oder einem anderen.” 6pp. Chapter 11: Not und Bild. 6pp. Chapter 12: Das Bild des Menenius Agrippa. 7pp. Chapter 13: Georges Sorel und die proletarischen Massen. 5pp. Chapter 14: Erkenntnis-Bild gegen Gewalt-Bild. 4pp. Chapter 15: Die “nationale Revolution.” 4pp. Chapter 16: Einer wertet sich symptomatisch. 8pp. Chapter 17: Der böse Feind. 5pp. Chapter 18: Reklame und Propaganda. 6pp. |
| f.13 | Part 2: Die Republik, chapters 19-20. Chapter 19: Staatsnotstand und übergesetzlicher Notstand. 31pp. Chapter 20: Staatsnotbild und Vergangenheit. 15pp. |
| f.14 | Part 3: Die Selbstentlarvung der Gewalt im Dritten Reich. 62pp. |
| f.15 | Publishers proofs (folio 52-85). |
| f.16 | Publishers proofs (folio 86-123). |
B. Short essays – general
| f.249 | A-B |
| f.250 | C-D |
| f.251 | E-L |
| f.252 | M-Sch |
| f.253 | S |
| f.254 | T-Z |
C. Short essays on people (primarily literary figures and artists)
| f.255 | A-B |
| f.256 | C-E |
| f.257 | F |
| f.258 | G-H |
| f.259 | I-Mann |
| f.260 | M-P |
| f.261 | Q-Z |
D. Literary Reviews
| f.254 | f.262 A-F |
| f.254 | f.263 G-Z |
IV. Unsorted Manuscript Material
| f.264-269 |
V. Published Work
| f. | “Judische Illustrierte,” Oct. 1956. Contains “Talentvolles Paris.” |
| f.270 | Essays. |
| f.271-276 | Tribune (attached at end of Folder Listing is a list compiled by Ilse Andrews of all Grosshut’s articles, 1946-1948.) |
| f.277 | “Lassalle Besucht Wagner” – story which was printed as a series in “Literatur und Kunst” (Newspaper) from March to August 1945. (clipped from paper.) |
| f.278-288 | Newsclippings and newspapers – unsorted. |
VI. Miscellaneous
| f.289 | Abstracts, reviews, and advertisements of Staatsnot, Recht und Gewalt. |
| f.290 | Biographical materials. |
| f. | Short fiction, essays and poems published by Verlag der Tribune. The collections printed by
this informal group are not subject to any copyright restrictions. They bear a footnote stating that the authors retain
all rights. These journals were published and printed in a British camp for German POWs at Fanara, Egypt. Grosshut’s
contributions fall into the period April 1946 to 1948. 1. Tribune, Volume 1 No. 6, April 16, 1946: Das Blockhaus; 2 poems – “Faltet die Hände”; “Singt einmal von den klienen Dingen.” No. 16, July 3, 1946: Barbarossa – Mythos. No. 17, July 13, 1946: Canzonetta in Weimar. No. 18, July 22, 1946: Poem – Elegie. No. 19, Aug l, 1946: three ch. from FSG’s unpublished novel Kabale in Wien, printed here under the title, “Furst Metternich und Minister Gentz werden schlecht bedient.” No. 23, Sep 14, 1946: Der Dom (Poem); Voss und die Romantiker; Der Gerichtstag (Poem). No. 24, Oct 5, 1946: Arnold Zweig. No. 25, Oct 20, 1946: (this issue dedicated to FSG) Carl Schmitt und sein “Begriff des Politischen” Letter & autobiographical note from FSG to Tribune editors and readers. “Demokratische Ansprache” (poem); Wiesbaden; Also excerpts from FSG novel “Standarte BG” and a story “J.A.Kusslein.” No. 27, Dec. 5, 1946: Adam Muller. No. 28, Dec. 24, 1946: Sergeant Browne. Volume 2 No. 5, Nov. 1947: Das Erfurter Tischgesprach. Volume No. 6, Dec. 1947: Richard Wagner, Mai 1849. 2. Undated publication (presumably an issue of Tribune): Andante in E-moll. 3. Schlemihl (Humorous magazine published by Tribune): No. 5, Spring 1947: Merkwurdige Geschichte; Eine noch merkwurdigere Geschichte. 4. Lyrik (an anthology of international poetry in German, compiled by FSG and printed by Tribune), 1948. 5. F. S. Grosshut, Standarte BG, a novel in 2 volumes, Verlag der Tribune, Fanara, Egypt, 1947. The author retained the rights. |
| f.291 | Printed materials by and about other German writers. |
| f.292 | Poetry by other German writers. |
| f.293 | Photographs (O.M.Graf and two others, unidentified). |
| f.294 | Typed copies of letters to Grosshut not in this collection |
| f.295 | Microfilm of Grosshut’s letters in this collection. |
| f.296-300 | Materials mailed to Grosshut. |
| f.301-320 | Materials on Grosshut collected by Helmut Pfanner. |
August 20th, 2009 at 5:23 am
Dear Sir or Madam,
in my phd-thesis I deal with the question how the western german city wiesbaden handle the nazi-past. For my researches I need only one Information of you. When and where did Friedrich Sally Großhut, who lived in Wiesbaden untill 1933, finish his essay “Wiesbaden”?
I look forward to your answer and I thank you for your help.
Yours faithfully,
philipp kratz