Jacob Bernays - Hans Bach Collection 1820-1937

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Jacob Bernays - Hans Bach Collection 1820-1937

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Autographs of Bernays and transcripts, made by Bach, of correspondence by Bernays, including correspondence with Georg von Bunsen, Christian Karl vonBunsen, Heinrich Graetz, Eduard Lasker, Theodor Mommsen, Max Mueller, Ernst Renan, and Franz von Roggenbach.

0.5 linear feet

Leo Baeck Institute Archives

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Bach, Hans, 1946-

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Born in Stuttgart in 1902, Bach received a doctorate in German literature from the University of Berlin in 1928. He was an author and editor until his emigration to Great Britain in 1939, and continued his literary work there, including his biography of Bernays, Jacob Bernays: Ein Beitrag zur Emanzipationsgeschichte der Juden und zur Geschichte des deutschen Geistes im neunzehnten Jahrhundert. Bach died in London on December 5, 1977. From the guide to the Jacob Bernays - Hans Bach Co...

Bernays, Jacob, 1824-1881

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Jacob Bernays (1824-1881) was a German professor of Greek and librarian at the University of Bonn. From the description of Jacob Bernays correspondence, 1853-1878. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 122575957 From the guide to the Jacob Bernays correspondence, 1853-1878, (The New York Public Library. Manuscripts and Archives Division.) Born in Stuttgart in 1902, Bach received a doctorate in German literature from the University of Berlin in 1928. He was an author and ed...