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Letters and postcards from Franz Kafka to his sister Ottla Kafka and to Ottla and Josef David (her husband) jointly

MS. Kafka 49

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Title

Letters and postcards from Franz Kafka to his sister Ottla Kafka and to Ottla and Josef David (her husband) jointly

Shelfmark

MS. Kafka 49

Summary

Including:

(fol. 17) postcard from Riva on lake Garda with a reference to Goethe

(fol. 43) letter in which Kafka mentions his first hemorrhage

(fols. 53-54) letter in which Kafka describes his final break with Felice Bauer

(fol. 79) postcard with six small drawings by Kafka entitled by him 'Ansichten aus meinem Leben' ('Scenes from my life')

Date

Sep. 1909-Jan. 1924

Language

German

Physical extent

174 Leaves

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Collection contents

Archive of Franz Kafka

Letters

Letters to Kafka's sister Ottla

Letters and postcards from Franz Kafka to his sister Ottla Kafka and to Ottla and Josef David (her husband) jointly

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