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M92-228
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Part 2 (M92-228): Additions, 1923-1941, 1987-1988
0.4 cubic feet (1 archives box)
: Additions, 1923-1941, 1987-1988, consisting of books and journal pieces by Lania; a 1940 datebook/diary; and recent letters to Lania's son, Frederick Herman, concerning Lania's work.
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Indeta, Die Fabrik der Nachrighten. Berlin: Verlag Die Schmiede, 1927
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Der Tanz ins Dunkel: Anita Berber. Berlin: Adalbert Schultz Verlag, 1929
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The Darkest Hour: Adventures and Escapes by Léo Lania. Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company, 1941
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Gott, König und Vaterland, or, Die Freihiet der Nation. Berlin: Felix Bloxh Erben verlag, circa 1928
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Miscellaneous articles by Lania: photocopies, 1923-1930
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“An der Ruhr Front” Die Weltbuhne. XIX Jahrgang, 25 Januar 1923, Nummer 4, page 94-97
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Die Totengraber Deutschlands: Das Urteiler im Hitler Prozess. Berlin: Neuen Deutschen Verlag, 1924
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Gewehre auf Reisen: Bilder aus Deutscher Gegenwart. Berlin: Der Malik-Verlag, 1924
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Der Hitler-Ludendorff-Prozess. Berlin: Verlag Die Schmiede, 1925
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Brulle China! Sieben Bilder/ S. Tretiakow; Frei bearbeitet von Léo Lania. Berlin: I.Ladyschinkow Verlag G.M.B.H., 1929
: S. Tretiakow is Russian writer Sergei Mikhailovich Tretyakov.
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Datebook/diary, 1940
: Lania gives a French address on the first page. Includes five unidentified photo booth-style portraits.
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Letters to Frederic Hermann regarding his father Lazar Hermann/Léo Lanias
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