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Rústica. Condición: Normal. 273pp/La Novela Literaria/Rastros de óxido/R57-3/.

Hardcover. Condición: New. 14x22 cm., Libros del Tiempo, 157. 260p., Sprache: Spanisch, NUEVO / NEU / NEW. Cartoné. Ernst Weiss aborda en El testigo ocular un tema tan importante como delicado: el ascenso al poder de Hitler, de quien él mismo fue víctima, pues se convirtió en uno de los numerosos exiliados que optaron por el suicidio, en su caso como consecuencia de la entrada de las tropas alemanas en París en 1940. Con gran precisión, Weiss relata la historia de un joven médico que, a finales de la Primera Guerra Mundial, consigue curar por medios hipnóticos al cabo H. de su ceguera histérica y, posteriormente, debe comprobar las terribles dimensiones de su heoricidad científica: su antiguo paciente logra hipnotizar a los alemanes hasta el punto de transformar el país en un auténtico recipiente de ceguera colectiva. A través de los distintos episodios que jalonan la vida del narrador, Weiss señala algunos factores que propiciaron el éxito del ideario nacionalsocialista en la Alemania de su tiempo. Por ello, en 1963, año de la publicación póstuma de El testigo ocular, Hermann Kesten afirmó que en esta novela el verdadero protagonista es el pueblo alemán: «También [éste] fue testigo ocular, más aún, fue el auténtico testigo ocular». [Sinopsis editorial] ** 10% DESCUENTO/RABATT/DISCOUNT PRIMAVERA * excl. New German Books * * * * 17,10 (original price 19,00) **.

Broschiert. Condición: New. 14x22 cm., Libros del Tiempo, 222. 393p., Sprache: Spanisch, NUEVO / NEU / NEW. Cartoné. Austria antes y después de la primera guerra mundial. El joven narrador describe su conflicto con la todopoderosa figura del padre. El hijo quiere llegar a ser un psiquiatra tan reconocido como lo es el padre como oftalmólogo. Pero en el intento no sufre sino fracasos en todos los terrenos de su vida: profesionales, personales, amorosos. Hasta que al final no le queda otro remedio que inmolarse sobre el altar paterno y venerarlo con su deber filial. El 7 de junio de 1936 apareció en la Prager Presse una crítica de Albert Ehrenstein, quien señalaba que «el destino del joven que soporta desgracias» hay que buscarlo en el «amor-odio», en el «padre de tamaño sobrenatural que limita, impide, retrasa, aplasta el crecimiento psíquico de su hijo, quien lo idolatra y, sin embargo, lucha inconscientemente contra él», e interpreta la novela como un «compendio extraordinariamente interesante de la imagen del alma humana». Cuando en 1965, casi treinta años después de la primera edición, se reeditó la novela, su resonancia fue enorme. Se dijo que era una de las «grandes novelas de la literatura en alemán». Y así es. El lector tiene entre las manos una auténtica joya rescatada de la gran literatura centroeuropea de la primera mitad del siglo XX. [Sinopsis editorial] ** 10% DESCUENTO/RABATT/DISCOUNT PRIMAVERA * excl. New German Books * * * * 22,50 (original price 25,00) **.

95pp.

257pp.

0. Sprache: Deutschu.

Couverture souple. Condición: Très bon état. In-4 25 x 21,5 cm. Broché, couverture crème, titre en gris sur le dos et le premier plat, non paginé, 181 reproductions hors-texte, dont 91 en couleurs, nombreuses figures en noir & blanc, catalogue, notes bibliographiques. Exemplaire en bon état. Texte en japonais et en français.

Eigenhändiger Brief (1 S. 8°, mit eingeprägten Initialen am Kopf), in Tinte mit Unterschrift signiert ohne Ort, 22 Mari - an Mes cher Directeurs. BEILAGE : Repro-Porträtfoto.

2. Paris, Étienne Charavay , 1882, in-8°, 27,5 x 19 cm, 80 pp, describes lots 2427 - 2634. Broché, couverture originale, couverture souill. Intérieur bon. Avec index. (First edition of the fifth auction sale catalogue of the famous autograph collection of Benjamin Fillon. Interior fine but wrapper sligthtly damaged).

12mo, 1 p. Twelve lines of text. Clear and complete. Good, on lightly-aged and creased paper. 'No cheque from the Bystander, [.] my new novel will be out in two months or so. I intend to shock you with that.' Perhaps referring to George's 'Blind Alley', or 'Eddies of the Day', both published in 1919.

In-24° (cm. 12,2x7,5), pp. 33, (5) + 3 raffinate TAVOLE déco a COLORI (di Cathleen BLAKE?), fuori testo protette da velina.Bross. edit. "relié avec un luxe discret" in carta vergata grigia a risvolti, ornata di festoni vegetali, DISEGNO a COLORI editorialmente applicato al piatto. FIGUIERE, giornalista, nel 1909 fondò "Eugène Figuière & Cie, Éditeurs", nel 1913 aprì succursali a Bruxelles, Berlino, Londra, si avvalse di prestigiosi scrittori e illustratori, fu tra i primi a pubblicare sul Cubismo (1912) ecc.

One Page, 4to, fold marks, staining, small closed tears, but text clear and complete, as follows: "All right, since you take the risk I will speak on the 7th October on 'MODERN FRANCE' and on Friday, the 8th. October on 'THE MODERN NOVEL.' I do not know the times and places of the lectures, and shall be obliged if in due course you will tell me at what time you wish me to arrive at Leeds on Thursday, 7th October, and where I am to go to when I arrive. | I presume that at this working-class meeting I am to wear morning dress, but am I to do that too at the Arts Club? I do not care either way.[subscription and signature]".

Condición: Good. Silver print. Photographer's imprint verso. 18 x 13 cm. .NYT Dec. 21, 1938. Mayor La Guardia was punched in the face and knocked down on the steps of City Hall just before noon yesterday by a husky middleaged stonemason, formerly employed by the WPA, who blamed the Mayor for his misfortunes.

Condición: Good. Silver print. French text on separate sheet pasted to verso. Photographer's stamp verso. 13 x 18 cm. Roosevelt met with Foolish Bear (84) and Drags Wolf (75) from the Gros Ventre tribe of North Dakota. They were there to thank the President for his help in restoring a sacred tribal relic, the "Sacred Bundle", which they believed would end a period of drought.

Condición: Good. Silver print. French text on separate sheet pasted to verso. Photographer's stamp verso. 18 x 13 cm. Anna Roosevelt Halsted was one of the most understated accomplished women of the 20th century. Co-editor of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, owner of the Arizona Times, children's book author, one of the most trusted advisors of her father, President Franklin D. Roosevelt, and champion of humanitarian works, Anna lived a remarkable life.Perhaps it was her parents unhappiness that was a factor in Anna being married three times. Her first marriage was to Curtis Bean Dall, a New York stockbroker - they married in 1926 and divorced in 1934, sharing two children together. Anna moved into the White House with her children after this first divorce. Anna's second marriage was to Clarence John Boettiger, a journalist who she met while aiding her father's second run for the presidency. They shared one son, but divorced in 1948 - Clarence committed suicide in 1950 by jumping out of his hotel room window. Her last husband was Dr. James Halsted, and the pair remained wedded until Anna's death in 1975.

Condición: Good. Silver print. Photographer's imprint verso. 18 x 13 cm. . A bond issue for $12.5 million was approved.

Condición: Good. Silver print. French text on separate sheet pasted to verso. Photographer's stamp verso. 18 x 13 cm. John Aspinwall Roosevelt II (March 13, 1916 - April 27, 1981) was an American businessman and the sixth and last child of US President Franklin D. Roosevelt.

Condición: Good. Silver print. Photographer's imprint verso. 18 x 13 cm. . A bond issue for $12.5 million was approved.

Condición: Good. Silver print. French text on separate sheet pasted to verso. Photographer's stamp verso. 13 x 18 cm. Joined by his son Elliott Roosevelt, Ross T. McIntire, Edwin M. Watson and Potomac Capt. Paul H. Bastedo, the President spent that evening on board the destroyer, USS Moffett, anchored in the Mississippi River before departing early morning to meet with the Presidential Yacht waiting off the Texas coast. On the voyage off the shores of Louisiana and Texas, FDR used his stamp collection to occupy his time.The destroyer USS Moffett and the USS Potomac rendezvoused at Aransas Pass, Texas, near Corpus Christi, where the President and his party transferred in the early evening on May 1. Not wasting any special time allotted from Allah, FDR went fishing on a small boat while the transfer was in progress and snagged a king mackerel to officially start the fishing trip.Back to business that evening on board the yacht when the White House mail pouch arrived with 38 official documents to be signed including an extension of the Joint Resolution on Neutrality Act, which was due to expire at midnight. Although in 1937, FDR was politically advocating for U.S. neutrality in European conflicts including the Spanish Civil War, he would later move the country to engagement and confront the isolationist with his Lend Lease concept.

Condición: Good. Silver print. Photographer's imprint verso. 18 x 13 cm. .

Condición: Good. Silver print. French text on separate sheet pasted to verso. Photographer's stamp verso. 13 x 18 cm. .

0. Sprache: Deutschu.

Paris, Baschet Libraire, 1882 , 21 x 13 cm, LXXX pp + ca. 400 b/w ill., contemporary blue half roan. Nice copy but some slight foxing. Text in French. (Livre en Français, reliure demi basane blue, bel exemplaire mais avec un peu de rousseurs).

Condición: Good. Silver print. French text on separate sheet pasted to verso. Photographer's stamp verso. 13 x 18 cm. .

Condición: Good. Silver print. French text on separate sheet pasted to verso. Photographer's stamp verso. 18 x 13 cm. .

Condición: Good. Silver print. French text on separate sheet pasted to verso. Photographer's stamp verso. 13 x 18 cm. .

Condición: Good. Silver print. French text on separate sheet pasted to verso. Photographer's stamp verso. 13 x 18 cm. .

Condición: Good. Silver print. French text on separate sheet pasted to verso. Photographer's stamp verso. 13 x 18 cm. .

1p., 12mo. Good, on lightly-aged and creased paper. The letter begins: 'I beg a thousand time pardon, dear Mr Cartwright for my coming too late yesterday at your house. I intended coming at half past twelve; but the enormous distance which separates the different points of your metropolis, was the cause of my coming much later than that time.' At the risk of disturbing Cartwright further, he suggests that he comes 'to town before Friday next [.] Wednesday there will be a great review of troops for the Grand-duke.' He believes that this will not take place before noon, but 'At all events if you fix me an hour I sall come at it.' The reference in the letter would appear to be to the visit of the Grand Duke Alexei Alexandrovich Romanov to New York in November 1871.

2. Paris, E.Bernard & Cie, 1885, 21,5 x 14 cm, ca. 120 nn pp + b/w ill. h.t., decorated publisher's cloth (slightly disbound).