Suchergebnisse - Berlin, Jeffrey B. 1946-

An annotated Arthur Schnitzler bibliography: 1965 - 1977 ; with an essay on "The meaning of the Schnitzler-Renaissance"

The writer's political obligations in exile: the case of Stefan Zweig

Further remarks about Lion Feuchtwanger's interaction with Ben Huebsch between 1941 and 1943, including their unpublished correspondence about the genesis of the American edition of "Die Brüder Lautensack"

"permit me to say that you are an ideal publisher": Ben W. Huebsch of the Viking Press (New York) - unpublished correspondence with European authors in exile, with special attention to Lion Feuchtwanger

In exile: the friendship und unpublished correspondence between Thomas Mann and Heinrich Eduard Jacob

Hugo von Hofmannsthal - Stefan Zweig: Briefe (1907-1928)

Stefan Zweig and his American publisher:: notes on an unpublished correspondence, with reference to Schachnovelle and Die Welt von Gestern

The priest figure in Schnitzler's Professor Bernhardi

The treatment of truth in the dramatic work of Henrik Ibsen and Arthur Schnitzler

A relentless drive for meaning: Lion Feuchtwanger's unpublished correspondence (1948 - 51) with his american publisher Ben Huebsch regarding "Goya oder der arge Weg der Erkenntnis"

On the letters of Theodor Reik to Arthur Schnitzler

An annotated Arthur Schnitzler-Bibliography 1965-1977: 1965 - 1977 ; with an essay on the meaning of the 'Schnitzler-Renaissance'

The treatment of truth in the dramatic work of Henrik Ibsen and Arthur Schnitzler

The treatment of truth in the dramatic work of Henrik Ibsen and Arthur Schnitzler

"Gern will ich in Zukunft Ihren Rat befolgen": Thomas Manns Ankunft in den USA im Spiegel seiner unveröffentlichten Korrespondenz mit Alfred A. Knopf von 1938

A relentless drive for meaning: Lion Feuchtwanger's unpublished correspondence with his American publisher Ben Huebsch

Ihr Gedanke, dieser Äußerung in Amerika noch eine etwas weitere Publizität zu verschaffen, ist mir sehr sympathisch: Thomas Mann's unpublished correspondence from 5 January 1936 to 3 May 1936 with Alfred A. Knopf and H. T. Lowe-Porter

"Durch mich geht's ein zur Stadt der Schmerzerkorenen, durch mich geht's ein zum ewiglichen Schmerz, [...]. Laßt, die ihr eingeht, alle Hoffnung fahren!": The Unpublished Correspondence of Heinrich Eduard Jacob in KZ Dachau and Buchenwald (1938 - 1939) (and unpublished letters with the German PEN-Club in London)

The Austrian Catastrophe: Political Reflections in the Unpublished Correspondence of Stefan Zweig and Arnold Zweig

Thomas Mann and Heinrich Eduard Jacob: unpublished letters about Haydn