Büchner, Georg, 1813-1837

|a This collection contains two photocopied manuscripts by Leopld Eichelberg.

|a "Einige Blicke auf Deutschland in seinem politischen Processe seit 1813" (photocopied manuscript, 24 pp.) deals with the political developments in Germany from 1813 until 1974.

|a The second text is the incomplete political memoir (photocopied manuscript, 111 pp.) of Eichelberg. The first part deals with Eichelberg's experiences as democratic activist during the 1830s, his involvement in the founding of the "Pressverein" (press organization) in Hesse in 1834, his arrest by the authorities, and his prison sentences in Marburg, Spangenberg, and Kassel (from circa 1835-1848).

|a In the second part Eichelberg writes about his political activities after his release from prison in 1848.

|a Among the people mentioned are: |a Briel, Wilhelm; Buechner, Georg; Clemm, Gustav; Hess, Friedrich Ferdinand; Jordan, Sylvester; Kolbe, Georg; Ricker, Joseph; Rosenberg, Benedict; Weidig, Friedrich Ludwig.

|a The memoir contains the following chapters: |a "Vorwort" (p. 1); |a "I. Meine Beziehungen zu den politischen [Bewegungen] in Deutschland [...] der Jahre 1832- [?]5 und was sich an dieselben fuer mich [knuepfte]. Einleitung" (pp. 2-8); |a "Zweites Kapitel. Meine Beziehungen zu dem im Sommer 1834 fuer beide Hessen gegruendeten Pressvereins" (pp. 9-14); |a "Drittes Kapitel. Die erste Untersuchung insonderheit soweit sie mich speciell betraf" (pp. 15-31); |a "Fuenftes Kapitel. Meine zweite Untersuchungshaft auf dem Schlosse zu Marburg" (pp. 32-43); |a "Sechstes Kapitel. Fortfuehrung meiner [...]haft auf der Feste Spangenberg" (pp. 44-51); |a "Siebentes Kapitel. Meine Erlebnisse im Kastell zu Kassel" (pp. 52-97); |a "II. Mein Verhalten auf dem Feld der Politik seit der Zeit meiner Entlassung aus der Haft" (pp. 98-111); |a The photocopies of the manuscripts were at least in part given the Leo Baeck Institute Jerusalem by Walter Eichelberg (Jerusalem) who kept the original manuscripts.

- "Dantons toyt" in Warsaw. Translated, staged and directed by Michael Weichert. Music by Henech Kon. Featuring A. Samberg and A. Morewski.