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> Sound recording of conversations between Ramon Myers and Ella Wolfe in January 1983
Item Title
Sound recording of conversations between Ramon Myers and Ella Wolfe in January 1983
Collection TitleBertram David Wolfe papers
Speaker
Wolfe, Ella
Date Created1983-01
Description
Tape 7 - The first conversation on the tape concerns figures in New York. Ella begins describing Edmund Wilson, focusing on his character and private life, though she does talk about his writing. Moving on, she talks about the Rand School of Social Sciences. This leads to her thoughts on many different communists/exiles from Russia. Among these is Nicolaevsky. She also discusses salons in New York in the 1930s and 1940s and Katherine A. Porter.
Wolfe speaks about the Cape Cod milieu, Dos Passos, and Mary Heaton Vorse.
The tape concludes with Wolfe speaking for a few minutes about Freda Utley, including how she became pro-Hilter.
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FormatSound Recording
Hoover ID77029_a_0003370
Record Number77029.9
Collection Guidehttps://oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/tf838nb2m6
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