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de: Brief Friedrich Nietzsches an Heinrich Köselitz, Genua, 17. Februar 1882. Dies ist der früheste erhaltene Schreibmaschinentext Nietzsches. Die Skrivekugle hatte der augenkranke Nietzsche von seiner Schwester Elisabeth geschenkt bekommen, Paul Rée hatte sie ihm am 4. Februar bei einem Besuch in Genua mitgebracht.

Original im Goethe- und Schiller-Archiv Weimar, Signatur GSA 71/BW 275,5 (früher 71/323). [1]

Scan des Faksimiles in Benders/Oettermann (Hrsg.): Friedrich Nietzsche - Chronik in Bildern und Texten, Hanser / dtv 2000, S. 504.

en: Letter from Friedrich Nietzsche to Heinrich Köselitz, Geneva, Feb 17, 1882. Earliest typewriter-written text by Nietzsche still in existence. The Skrivekugle (also known as Hansen writing ball) had been a present by his sister Elisabeth, brought to Nietzsche by visiting Paul Rée on February 4.

Original at Goethe- und Schiller-Archiv Weimar, signature GSA 71/BW 275,5 (before: 71/323). [2]

Scan of a facsimile in Benders/Oettermann (ed.): Friedrich Nietzsche - Chronik in Bildern und Texten, Hanser / dtv 2000, p. 504.

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