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Tristan Tzara , Marcel Janco and Max Oppenheimer , who readily agreed to take
part in the cabaret . We organized a Russian evening and , a little later , a French
one ( works by Apollinaire , Max Jacob , André Salmon , A . Jarry , Laforgue and ...
Tristan Tzara , Marcel Janco and Max Oppenheimer , who readily agreed to take
part in the cabaret . We organized a Russian evening and , a little later , a French
one ( works by Apollinaire , Max Jacob , André Salmon , A . Jarry , Laforgue and ...
Pagina 15
Herr Tristan Tzara rezitierte rumänische Verse . Ein BalalaikaOrchester spielte
entzückende russische Volkslieder und Tänze . Viel Unterstützung und
Sympathie P f and ich bei Herrn M . Slodki , der das Plakat des Cabarets entwarf ,
bei Herrn ...
Herr Tristan Tzara rezitierte rumänische Verse . Ein BalalaikaOrchester spielte
entzückende russische Volkslieder und Tänze . Viel Unterstützung und
Sympathie P f and ich bei Herrn M . Slodki , der das Plakat des Cabarets entwarf ,
bei Herrn ...
Pagina 167
Dada had already set up ripples in Paris before Tristan Tzara made his entrance
as Monsieur Dada at the end of 1919 . He had been in close contact with literary
circles in Paris since 1917 , had corresponded with Apollinaire and worked on ...
Dada had already set up ripples in Paris before Tristan Tzara made his entrance
as Monsieur Dada at the end of 1919 . He had been in close contact with literary
circles in Paris since 1917 , had corresponded with Apollinaire and worked on ...
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Gebruikersrecensie - tallangatta - LibraryThingA wonderful exuberant and conversational first-hand account of the activities of the Zurich Dadaists. One of my favourite books of all. Volledige review lezen
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REPL | 7 |
The Café Odéon | 67 |
New York Dada 19151920 | 81 |
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