Fulda, Ludwig, versatile writer, successful playwright and excellent translator, chairman of the Senate of the Section for Poetry in Prussia. Academy of the Arts, driven into suicide by the Nazis in 1939 (1862-1939). Letter from the U.S. "Ludwig Fulda". 1 p. Double leaf. Gr. 8vo. Berlin 30.I.1908. Circular in reproduced manuscript, here addressed to a baron. "... On behalf of the Comité, I should like to ask you to sign the following call, to which the previous signatures are attached. It is the opinion that you should be called not only in your capacity as promoter of all literary and artistic endeavours, but also as bearer of an old-fashioned name in the very first line, if it is to honor the sign of the Mark and its old genders ...". - In the process: Oscar Blumenthal, journalist, feared critic, successful playwright, founder of the Lessing-Theaters in Berlin (1852-1917). Eigh. Letter from the U.S. "Osc. ==References== 1 p. Doppelblatt with imprint "New monthly booklets for poetry and criticism". Gr. 8vo. Dresden 26.I.1875. - To the (unnamed) publisher Rosner in Vienna, whom he asks for an announcement, "when Eduard Grisebach's 'Deutsche Litteratur 1770 bis 1870' leaves the press, may it be sent? Grisebach gave me a (short) sample of it for the 'New Monthly Books', and I would like to know how long I can hesitate with the publication ...'. - The work was published by Rosner the following year.