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Title	Jakob Wassermann.
Scope and content	The file contains 13 handwritten letters, 34 postcards and letter cards, one letter from W. Wassermann, one from Julie Wassermann, and one card from her. Also included is the envelope in which Zweig sent the materials to Jerusalem. The letters refer to the publications of both, to disputes between them and following interruptions in the correspondence (1912-1915, 1917-1928), to Emil Lucka, and to the request of Wassermann to get a loan from Zweig (1933).
Contributors	Jakob,Wassermann 1873-1934 JulieWassermann
Creation Date	1908-1933
Host Item	Stefan Zweig Collection
Language	German
Call Number	ARC. Ms. Var. 305 1 62
Access Rights	online_resources
Level of Description	File Record
National Library system number	990034290540205171

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