Box 4
Contains 69 Results:
Oz, Amos. Short story (magazine article). “Nomad and Viper”. Translated by Uzy Nystar. Israel Magazine, The Israel Independent Monthly, 1970. Vol. 2, No. 12. Pg. 71-79., 1970
These are the files containing works created by an individual author, politician, artist, or musician in Mr. Holtzman’s collection. They include original and photocopied books, excerpts, short stories, manuscripts, typescripts, poems, newspaper articles, magazine articles, song sheets, and play scripts. Note: For Poems that remain untitled, the first line of the poem is used as a title. For Hebrew titles missing an English translation, the archivist has provided a translation in brackets.
Oz, Amos. Short stories (magazine article). “Ivan Illitch’s Syllogism”. “And So The Simple Question Presents Itself”. Translated by Nicholas de Lange. Harper’s Magazine, September 1978. Pg. 74-75., September 1978
These are the files containing works created by an individual author, politician, artist, or musician in Mr. Holtzman’s collection. They include original and photocopied books, excerpts, short stories, manuscripts, typescripts, poems, newspaper articles, magazine articles, song sheets, and play scripts. Note: For Poems that remain untitled, the first line of the poem is used as a title. For Hebrew titles missing an English translation, the archivist has provided a translation in brackets.
Oz, Amos. Essay (magazine article). “Kibbutz”. Institute for the Translation of Hebrew Literature. Moment Magazine, April 1978/ Nisan 5738. Vol. 3, No. 5. Pg. 54-55., April 1978
These are the files containing works created by an individual author, politician, artist, or musician in Mr. Holtzman’s collection. They include original and photocopied books, excerpts, short stories, manuscripts, typescripts, poems, newspaper articles, magazine articles, song sheets, and play scripts. Note: For Poems that remain untitled, the first line of the poem is used as a title. For Hebrew titles missing an English translation, the archivist has provided a translation in brackets.
Oz, Amos. Short stories (magazine article). “Bird’s-Eye View”; “Question In A Dream”; “Questions And Answers”. All translated by Nicholas de Lange.Moment Magazine, November 1982/ Cheshvan 5748. Vol. 7, No. 10. Pg. 17-18., November 1982
These are the files containing works created by an individual author, politician, artist, or musician in Mr. Holtzman’s collection. They include original and photocopied books, excerpts, short stories, manuscripts, typescripts, poems, newspaper articles, magazine articles, song sheets, and play scripts. Note: For Poems that remain untitled, the first line of the poem is used as a title. For Hebrew titles missing an English translation, the archivist has provided a translation in brackets.
Oz, Amos. Manuscript page (hand-written). “My Michael”, pg. 227, 1968
These are the files containing works created by an individual author, politician, artist, or musician in Mr. Holtzman’s collection. They include original and photocopied books, excerpts, short stories, manuscripts, typescripts, poems, newspaper articles, magazine articles, song sheets, and play scripts. Note: For Poems that remain untitled, the first line of the poem is used as a title. For Hebrew titles missing an English translation, the archivist has provided a translation in brackets.
Oz, Amos. Book (photocopy). “Strange Fire.”, 1964
These are the files containing works created by an individual author, politician, artist, or musician in Mr. Holtzman’s collection. They include original and photocopied books, excerpts, short stories, manuscripts, typescripts, poems, newspaper articles, magazine articles, song sheets, and play scripts. Note: For Poems that remain untitled, the first line of the poem is used as a title. For Hebrew titles missing an English translation, the archivist has provided a translation in brackets.
Oz, Amos. Essay. “Autobiographical Sketch” (Kibbutz Hulda, November 30, 1975). Translated by Zephyra Porat. Specially prepared for the H.W. Wilson’s “World Authors Lexicon”. Inscribed by author., 30 November 1975
These are the files containing works created by an individual author, politician, artist, or musician in Mr. Holtzman’s collection. They include original and photocopied books, excerpts, short stories, manuscripts, typescripts, poems, newspaper articles, magazine articles, song sheets, and play scripts. Note: For Poems that remain untitled, the first line of the poem is used as a title. For Hebrew titles missing an English translation, the archivist has provided a translation in brackets.
Oz, Amos. Essay (magazine article). “Homeland: Tragic Conflict of Two Rights”. Jewish Heritage, Special Israel Issue, Spring 1973. Pg. 6-17., 1973
These are the files containing works created by an individual author, politician, artist, or musician in Mr. Holtzman’s collection. They include original and photocopied books, excerpts, short stories, manuscripts, typescripts, poems, newspaper articles, magazine articles, song sheets, and play scripts. Note: For Poems that remain untitled, the first line of the poem is used as a title. For Hebrew titles missing an English translation, the archivist has provided a translation in brackets.
Oz, Amos. Novella (magazine article, photocopy). “Crusade”. Commentary Magazine, August 1971. Vol. 52, No. 2. Pg. 42-[60]., August 1971
These are the files containing works created by an individual author, politician, artist, or musician in Mr. Holtzman’s collection. They include original and photocopied books, excerpts, short stories, manuscripts, typescripts, poems, newspaper articles, magazine articles, song sheets, and play scripts. Note: For Poems that remain untitled, the first line of the poem is used as a title. For Hebrew titles missing an English translation, the archivist has provided a translation in brackets.
Oz, Amos. Story (magazine article, photocopy). “Stefa and Pomeranz-A Story. Commentary Magazine, August 1974. Vol. 58, No. 2. Pg. 41-47., August 1974
These are the files containing works created by an individual author, politician, artist, or musician in Mr. Holtzman’s collection. They include original and photocopied books, excerpts, short stories, manuscripts, typescripts, poems, newspaper articles, magazine articles, song sheets, and play scripts. Note: For Poems that remain untitled, the first line of the poem is used as a title. For Hebrew titles missing an English translation, the archivist has provided a translation in brackets.