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Nadja Taussig Collection

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Nadja Taussig 1905-199? (Creator of the collection) Taussig, Ernst F.
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נדיה טאוסיג (1905-?), מנהלת סלון ספרותי בביתה בתל-אביב, עבור יוצאי גרמניה, במשך כארבעים שנה. האוסף כולל מסמכים אישיים, מסמכים שנוצרו במסגרת פעילות הסלון הספרותי, מכתבים ממשתתפי הסלון הספרותי ועשרות מכתבים מאת גיסה הסופר מקס ברוד.

Reference Code
ARC. 4* 2035
Dates
1899-1990
Consists of
0.2 meters..
Languages
German; English; Hebrew; Russian;
Description
The collection includes personal documents, letters from participants of the literary salon, in particular from Max Brod, as well as speeches and other documents created in the course of the salon's activities.
location
  • The Archives Collection of the National Library of Israel The Archives Collection of the National Library of Israel
Title Nadja Taussig Collection
Additional Titles כותרת בעברית: אוסף נדיה טאוסיג.
Nadja Taussig Sammlung.
Contributors Ernst F.Taussig
Citation Note ARC. 4* 2035 Nadja Taussig Collection, Archives Department, National Library of Israel, Jerusalem
Host Item Nadja Taussig Collection
Level of Description Fonds Record
Biographical summary Nadja Taussig, née Nadeshda Schnitkind (Königsberg i. Pr. 1905-Tel Aviv 199?) emigrated to Palestine in the 1930's and together with her husband Ernst Taussig founded a German literary salon in their private home. The meetings in this salon lasted until the late 1980's. Max Brod, Arnold Zweig, Schalom Ben Chorin, and many others frequented this salon and introduced their literary work.
Ownership history The collection has been purchased by the National Library at auction no. 60 of Kedem, Jerusalem, in March 2018.
Language Note The materials are mostly in German, some items are in Hebrew, Russian and English.
National Library system number 990044053020205171

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