Brief von Paul Tillich an Max Horkheimer vom 14. Februar 1942
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Dear Horkheimer (Details anzeigen) :
I enclose a letter about Julius Bab (Details anzeigen). He was in my office about a year ago and made a very fine and even unforgettable impression on me. Since that time I did not hear anything about him. Mrs. Frankel (Details anzeigen) to whom I dictate this letter tells me that Mrs. Bab looks like a very old and sick woman but that the National Refugee Service declines to help them because they have a son who refuses to support his parents.
The only idea which came to my mind was to ask you whether Hollywood could help to
publish such a work which would be of extreme interest
for everybody who have to do with theater or movie. Would you be so good to discuss
the situation with Dieterle (Details anzeigen) or somebody who would help to diminuish a little bit the misery in which the
Bab (Details anzeigen)´s live.
Very cordially yours,
encl.
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Brief von Paul Tillich an Max Horkheimer vom 14. Februar 1942, in: Paul Tillich, Korrespondenz. Digitale Edition, hg. von Christian Danz und Friedrich Wilhelm Graf. https://tillich-briefe.acdh.oeaw.ac.at/L10556.html, Zugriff am ????.
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