Box 2
Contains 52 Results:
Alte Rosenzweigsche Familiennachrichten (Notes of the Rosenzweig family), 1907-01-07
An die deutschen Juden! (To the German Jews!), 1916
Baalshem Tov, 4 items
Becherrede zur Hochzeit Victor Ehrenberg Eva Sommer 13. April 1919 (Toast at the Wedding of Eva Sommer and Victor Ehrenberg), Version A, 1919-04-13
Becherrede zur Hochzeit Victor Ehrenberg und Eva Sommer, Version B (Toast at the Wedding of Eva Sommer and Victor Ehrenberg), 1919-04-13
Der Denker (The Thinker)
Diskussionsrede zur Einleitung (Introduction discussion speech), Script for speech given in Baden-Baden
Von Einheit und Ewigkeit. Ein Gespräch zwischen Lieb und Seele (Of unity and eternity. A conversation between love and soul)
Gen. 2,3 (Thoughts on Genesis 2,3)
Draft manuscript: "Gott Ist die Sünde. Wie können viele einen Gott haben?" ("God Is Sin. How can many have one God?")
Three copies of a letter to Martin Goldner, Nahum N. Glatzer, Hans Epstein and Miss Fürth: "Göttlich und menschlich. Den Aussprechern in Lehrhaus" (Divine and human. To the speakers in Teaching House)
Manuscript Drafts, 1917-12-29
Manuscript Drafts to Jehuda Halevi, Translations of his hymns ans poems by Franz Rosenzweig
Judentum und Deutschtum. Bemerkungen zu der Hermann Cohenschen Schrift (Judaism and German identity. Notes on Hermann Cohen's publication)
Two Copies of Krankenbesuch. Aus einer ungedruckten Schrift von Franz Rosenzweig. Mitgeteilt von Nahum N. Glatzer (Visiting the Sick. From an unprinted text by Franz Rosenzweig. Communicated by Nahum N. Glatzer), after 1946
Leitsätze (Guidelines of the Baden-Baden-Gesellschaft), 1911
Copy of Albrecht Schaeffer's Poem Der letzte Waffengang
Copie of Martin Buber's Poem Gewalt und Liebe
Translation of the Chanukah-Hymn Moaus Zur by Franz Rosenzweig, 1922
Paralipomena A: Herrn Doktor Rosenzweig Notizen Paralipomena 1916/1917 , 1916 - 1917
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