Correspondence to Franz Werfel, 1912-1917.

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Correspondence to Franz Werfel, 1912-1917.

Amidst news, remarks, and requests concerning publications, are responses to Werfel's work, in particular an enthusiastic letter in 1912 about Werfel's play, Besuch aus dem Elysium, and in a letter of 1917 some general thoughts on Werfel as a poet, written some months after the publication of Werfel's open letter to Hiller ("Die christliche Sendung"); the latter letter is incomplete. In a letter of 1915 Hiller articulates the concept motivating the anthology he is preparing for publication with Georg Müller Verlag (Das Ziel. Jahrbuch für geistige Politik) and requests a contribution from Werfel; the letter bears a short postcript from Georg Müller.

10 items (10 leaves).

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Hiller, Kurt, 1885-1972

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Hiller was a German writer and publicist, known in this period as the editor of the first anthology of Expressionist poets, Der Kondor (1912), which included poems from Werfel; he was also known for promoting what he called literary activism, a perspective with which Werfel took issue in his open letter to Hiller. Georg Müller was a publisher based in Munich with whom Hiller was publishing an anthology. From the description of Correspondence to Franz Werfel, 1912-1917. (University o...

Müller, Georg, 1877-1917.

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