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Services — Online searches

Search in the metadata on all manu-scripts, letters and articles via www.online.tma.ethz.ch and use the roughly 2,000 copyright-free images on Thomas Mann at tma.e-pics.ethz.ch.

— Reading roomVisit us on the premises to view the com-plete manuscripts, letters and articles, as well as around 6,000 photographs on Thomas Mann in the reading room (advance registration requested).

— ExhibitionVisit Thomas Mann’s last study with his desk, pictures, artworks and his per-sonal library in our permanent exhibi-tion. If you would like a tour or seminar, we would only be too glad to help.

Archive, exhibition and research centreETH Zurich’s Thomas Mann Archives are an archive, exhibition facility and research centre all rolled into one, and freely acces-sible for specialists and interested members of the general pub-lic. They safeguard and look after the literary legacy of Thomas Mann, which they have been mediating to academic research and the public ever since they were founded in 1956. New items are constantly being added to the holdings.

We look forward to seeing you at the Thomas Mann Archives! www.tma.ethz.ch

HoldingsThe Thomas Mann Archives own the highest number of original items on Thomas Mann in the world and are the most important research centre specialising in the author. They contain the complete literary legacy of the writer, who won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1929, including:

— Manuscripts and materials — Diaries and notebooks — Letters from and to Thomas and the

Mann family — Historical press documents — Photographs — Thomas Mann’s personal library

EventsFind out about the annual Thomas Mann Lec-ture and other events at www.tma.ethz.ch.

Your visitThe Thomas Mann Archives are currently housed in a temporary location, around 20 minutes from the city centre. A free shuttle bus, the ETH-Link, travels between the Main ETH Zurich Building and the Hönggerberg campus, departing from the subway beneath ETH-Polyterrasse. Moreover, three public transport bus lines serve the bus stops ETH Hönggerberg and Hönggerberg: lines 37, 69 and 80.Consult www.tma.ethz.ch/en/your-visit.html prior to your visit for further information.

Opening hoursExhibition Mon – Fri: 10.00–17.00Sat – Sun: closedArchivesMon – Fri: 10.00–17.00Sat – Sun: closedAdvance registration requested

ContactThomas Mann Archives at ETH Library Hönggerberg campusLeopold-Ruzicka-Weg 4HCP Building/Level G8093 Zurich SwitzerlandPhone +41 44 632 40 45 Fax +41 44 632 12 54 tma@library.ethz.ch

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