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Type of the document	Letter
Sender	Colleran, W. M.
Sender (corporation)	Universal Edition
Sender‘s location	London
Send date	27.01.1961
Send date note	A letter from 28.6. 1958 is attached to this letter.
Recipient	Schlee, Alfred
Recipient (corporation)	Universal Edition
Recipient‘s location	Vienna
Language	German
Call number at IBM	UE 1961-01-27

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Content	This content was automatically translated from the original language. The original content is available by clicking the link below. Dr. Alfred Kalmus mu předal jeho dopis ze 4. 1. 1961. W. M. Colleran zjistil, že rukopis a fotokopie DIVERTIMENTA byly 26. 6. 1958 vráceny Bohuslavu Martinů. WMC Alfredu Schlee posílá fotokopii a dopis od AK adresovaný BM, v němž vysvětluje, proč se tohoto díla nemohou ujmout. Show AI translation Dr. Alfred Kalmus gave him his letter of 4 January 1961. W. M. Colleran discovered that the manuscript and photocopies of DIVERTIMENT were returned to Bohuslav Martinů on 26 June 1958. WMC sent Alfred Schlee a photocopy and a letter from AK to BM explaining why they could not take on this work. Show original
Total number of leaves	2
Number of pages bearing text	2
Note	Alfred A. Kalmus Ltd. letterhead; a rubber stamp with the date of receiving
Fixation	typescript, handwritten signature (Colleran)
Attachments	a letter from 26. 6. 1958

Digitisation The document is not digitized. Hard copy available in Bohuslav Martinů Institute library.

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Kalmus, Alfred

Sacher, Paul

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