Felix Weltsch (1884-1964)
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Felix Weltsch (1884-1964)

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Felix Weltsch an Max Brod I.

Felix Weltsch an Max Brod I.

Felix Weltsch 1884-1964

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Felix and Irma Weltsch.

Felix and Irma Weltsch.

Felix Weltsch 1884-1964

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Stenogramme von Briefen Weltschs an Franz Kafka.

Stenogramme von Briefen Weltschs an Franz Kafka.

Felix Weltsch 1884-1964

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Siegfried Pirker : Briefe von und an Siegfried Pirker.

Siegfried Pirker : Briefe von und an Siegfried Pirker.

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Gedenkbroschüre für den 30. Todestag von Elsa Brod.

Gedenkbroschüre für den 30. Todestag von Elsa Brod.

Felix Weltsch 1884-1964

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Brod, Kafka, Weltsch und Werfel an Elsa Taussig.

Brod, Kafka, Weltsch und Werfel an Elsa Taussig.

Max Brod 1884-1968

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Felix Weltsch.

Felix Weltsch.

Ilse Ester Hoffe 1906-2007

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Max Brod mit Felix Weltsch.

Max Brod mit Felix Weltsch.

Ilse Ester Hoffe 1906-2007

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