NANSEN Fridtjof - ALS 1923 reporting on Red Cross aid during the Russian famine Autograph Type_Cut Signatures

NANSEN Fridtjof - ALS 1923 reporting on Red Cross aid during the Russian famine Autograph Type_Cut SignaturesFridtjof NANSEN (1861 1930) Autograph Letter Signed (Fridtjof Nansen) to an unidentified acquaintance, thanking him for his hospitality in Kharkov and announcing that he had received news of funding from the Red Cross which would cover payments until the end of April. 2 pages 4to in Norwegian, Moscow, 31 January 1923. Thanking his friend, Nansen writes that [trans:] . . . I think back and those beautiful days in Kharkov are a . . . revelation. . . . I

As for the parts for women

a membtoer of the Pamphili family

Her book on Modern Drama in Europe was often critical of much modern work

travelling via either Strassbourg or Marseille with his wife

And then I can tell the lethargic Laffont to send you a copy

He published something of the order of fifty works during his lifetime

mentioned at the end of the letter

He is responsible for over thirty works

La guerre de Troie n’aura pas lieu (translated by Christopher Fry as Tiger at the Gates)

Henri Heugel

When we got down to the Beach House there was another shock

You are right about Fedora that would be better than a new play