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Петр Альберти, Андрей Андреев, Михаил Аникушин, Иван Асиновский, Сергей Бабков, Альберт Беляевский, Александр Бихтер, Валентин Блинов, Василий Блохин, Венеамин Боголюбов, Виктор Васин, Владимир Ветрогонский, Рудольф Вильде, Борис Воробьев, Анатолий Гетманский, Василий Голубев, Сергей Доровенко, Алексей Еремин, Арон Зинштейн, Владимир Ингал, Александр Королев, Федор Крушельницкий, Перикл Ксидиас, Иван Матвиенко, Георгий Мороз, Леон Нисенбаум, Дмитрий Обозненко, Александр Парамонов, Алексей Пахомов, Нелли Петрова, Виктор Прошкин, Валентина Савельева, Елена Скуинь, Михаил Соколов, Лев Солодков, Николай Тимков, ГАВ Траугот, Мария Трегубенко, Альберт Чаркин, Виктор Ямщиков.
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[1904, Erich Hollerbach Library] Complete Works of Heinrich Heine. Second edition edited and with a biographical ...
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[1904, Erich Hollerbach Library] Complete Works of Heinrich Heine. Second edition edited and with a biographical essay by Peter Weinberg with the appendix of two portraits of Heine. St. Petersburg, A. F. Marx Edition, 1904. Collection preservation. Volumes 2, 5, 6 have bookplates from the Erich Hollerbach Library. Volumes 1, 3, 4 have closed bookplates. In volumes 1, 3, 4, the bookplates are closed. Portraits of Heine in volumes 1 and 4.
Volume 1, 1904, 649 p., portrait of G. Heine, publisher's calico binding, depressed bookplate in the upper right corner of the flyleaf, owner's inscription in the upper right corner of the title page, full set of pages, minimal traces of use, collectible condition.
Volume 2, 1904, 583 p., bookplate "From the library of E. Hollerbach", publisher's calico binding, depressed bookplate in the upper right corner of the flyleaf, owner's inscription in the upper right corner of the title page, full set of pages, minimal traces of use, collectible condition.
Volume 3, 1904, 624 pages, publisher's calico binding, depressed bookplate in the upper right corner of the flyleaf, owner's inscription in the upper right corner of the title page, complete set of pages, minimal signs of use, collectible condition.
Volume 4, 1904, 554 pages, portrait of G. Heine, publisher's calico binding, depressed bookplate in the upper right corner of the flyleaf, owner's inscription in the upper right corner of the title page, complete set of pages, minimal signs of use, several small stains on the back cover, collectible condition.
Volume 5, 1904, 407 p., bookplate "From the library of E. Hollerbach", publisher's calico binding, depressed bookplate in the upper right corner of the flyleaf, owner's inscription in the upper right corner of the title page, complete set of pages, minimal traces of use, collectible condition.
Volume 6, 1904, 439 p., bookplate "From the books of E.F. Hollerbach", publisher's calico binding, depressed bookplate in the upper right corner of the flyleaf, owner's inscription in the upper right corner of the title page, complete set of pages, minimal traces of use, collectible condition.
The organizer and chairman of the Society of Bibliophiles Erich Fedorovich Hollerbach (1895-1942).
Since 1918 — research fellow of the Tsarskoye Selo Art and Historical Commission, in 1919-1921 he worked in the department for the protection of monuments of art and antiquity, in 1921-1924 — research fellow of the Russian Museum. Since 1923 he headed the art department of the Petrograd branch of the State Publishing House (OGIZ). Even in his student years Hollerbach was fond of classical German philosophy, theory and history of literature. Later he lectured on the history of art, organized art exhibitions, wrote critical articles, wrote poetry. He was friends with N. A. Berdyaev, Z. Gippius, V. V. Rozanov, G. K. Lukomsky. He dedicated a number of articles and books to his beloved Tsarskoye Selo. He published his early book, The City of Muses (1927), at his own expense in a tiny print run, but it drew harsh criticism for being an "apology for noble culture" during a difficult time for the Soviet regime. He did not shy away from public life, and was deputy chairman of the commission for publishing the works of V. I. Lenin (1924-1925), one of the organizers of the Society of Bibliophiles and its chairman. He worked as a research fellow at the Leningrad Institute of Book Science and the Institute of Book Science of the Ukrainian Academy of Sciences, and was a member of the Russian Society of Friends of the Book. Nevertheless, in 1933 he was arrested on charges of sabotage (the "Ivanov-Razumnik Case"), but was acquitted after a short imprisonment. During the Great Patriotic War, he survived the first winter of the siege of 1941-1942. In March 1942, he was evacuated with his wife across Lake Ladoga along the Road of Life. When the car went under the ice, he managed to get out of the hole, but his wife did not have time to escape. Gollerbach, who had fallen into depression, died of hunger on the way to evacuation. He was buried in the Vologda region.
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