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Lion Feuchtwanger, Thomas Mann and M. Lincoln Schuster

A treasury of the world's great letters from ancient days to our own time : containing the characteristic and crucial communications, and intimate exchanges and cycles of correspondence, of many of the outstanding figures of world history, and some notable contemporaries

New York, NY: Simon and Schuster, 1940

Title	A treasury of the world's great letters from ancient days to our own time : containing the characteristic and crucial communications, and intimate exchanges and cycles of correspondence, of many of the outstanding figures of world history, and some notable contemporaries / selected, ed., and integrated with biogr. backgrounds and historical settings and consequences by M. Lincoln Schuster
Involved	Lion Feuchtwanger (Verfasser) Thomas Mann (Verfasser) M. Lincoln Schuster (Herausgeber)
Published	New York, NY: Simon and Schuster 1940
Extent	XLVIII, 563 S.
Language	Englisch
Country	USA
Topic	Geschichte Europas
Collection	Monografien im Bestand des Deutschen Exilarchivs 1933-1945
Further information	Enthält u.a.: Lion Feuchtwanger addresses an inquiry to the Nazi occupant of his confiscated house. S. 511-513. - Thomas Mann indicts the Hitler regime for its secret and open crimes. S. 514-523
Record ID	975973347

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A treasury of the world's great letters from ancient days to our own time : containing the characteristic and crucial communications, and intimate exchanges and cycles of correspondence, of many of the outstanding figures of world history, and some notable contemporaries