23 resultados para Roth, Fedor

em Center for Jewish History Digital Collections


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When Bruno Roth arrived in the United States in 1939 he opened a photo studio. He used this photograph for advertising

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Else Walter Roth, born 11 September 1894. Wife of Bruno Roth and mother of Christine Roth-Schurtman

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The bulk of the collection consists of manuscripts by Roth of the first two volumes in his Mercy of a Rude Stream series. The manuscripts include editing notes by Roth and others. Several items of memorabilia are also included in the collection.

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Papers include a large number of journals and notebooks, hundreds of fan letters, general correspondence, manuscripts by and about Roth, and publications by and about Roth. Papers also include various editions of his works and several annotated volumes of his personal reference library. Topical files contain photographs and items reflecting his interests and personal history.

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Dr. Elisabeth Cobb and her husband Dr. Cobb provided the affidavit allowing Bruno Roth to come to the United States. They were both doctors and Quakers and lived in Cambridge, Massachusetts

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Dr. Cobb and his wife Dr. Elisabeth Cobb provided the affidavit allowing Bruno Roth to come to the United States. They were both doctors and Quakers and lived in Cambridge, Massachusetts

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Dr. Cobb and his wife Dr. Elisabeth Cobb provided the affidavit allowing Bruno Roth to come to the United States. They were both doctors and Quakers and lived in Cambridge, Massachusetts

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