Correspondence with Alma Mahler, Franz Werfel, and Adolf Klarmann, ca. 1940-1979.

Reitler, Lisa

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Jürgensmeyer, Hans M.

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Petersen, Jutta

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Goll, Yvan, 1891-1950

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Klarmann, Isolde.

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Schafer, Robert W.

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Marcy, S. H.

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Klüsner, Nanni.

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Wolff, Andreas.

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Bermann Fischer, Brigitte, 1905-

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Eugen-van Nahuys, Alice von.

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Bermann Fischer, Gottfried, 1897-

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Gottfried Bermann Fischer, originally of S. Fischer Verlag, left Germany in 1936 and founded the Bermann-Fischer Verlag in Vienna, while the S. Fischer Verlag continued in Berlin under the leadership of Peter Suhrkamp. After the annexation of Austria by Germany in March 1938, Bermann Fischer fled Austria and reestablished his publishing house, under exile conditions, in Stockholm. In 1940, after the occupation of Norway by Germany, he came to New York and ran the firm from there. In New York he ...

Kohl, Christine von

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