Transatlantische Korrespondenz 1934-1938 und 1945-1948

102 letters exchanged between novelist Hermann Broch and editor Ruth Norden as they take turns living on the opposite side of the Atlantic from each other during the few years before and after World War II. As documents of their time, the letters reveal a warm friendship as Broch and Norden discuss political events, contemporary literature, and talk of emigration. Post-war themes include developments in Germany, Broch's life as an exile in America, and his concerns as an aging writer.