Papers [microform]. 1865-1918.

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Papers [microform]. 1865-1918.

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Ninety-nine letters (1865-1915) and 40 postcards, typed and holograph. Correspondents include Popper-Lynkeus and Tausig. Seven calling cards, one telegram, and two holograph manuscripts. Eight newspaper items, two memorial booklets (1916, 1918), and thirteen journal articles by Einstein, Gomperz, Popper, and others. Collected in leather-bound scrapbook ; in German.

121 leaves : ill., ports. ; 34 cm.

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