Correspondence of Feder and his wife, Erna Feder (nee Zobel), with individuals and institutions, including Julius Bab, Moritz Julius Bonn, Erich Dombrowski, Manfred George, Kurt Grossmann, Ernst Hamburger, Gustav Heinemann, Theodor Heuss, Alfred Hirschberg, Bernhard Kahn, Kindler Verlag, Guido Kisch, Paul Loebe, Henry Morgenthau Jr., Ina Seidel, Ernst Simon, Fritz von Unruh, Bruno Weil, Robert Weltsch, Alfred Wiener, Theodor Wolff, Egmont Zechlin, Leon Zeitlin, Frederike Zweig, and Stefan Zweig

Diaries by Feder recording his experiences from 1913 to 1962

Manuscripts, photos of Feder and his wife, and clippings by and about Feder and his work

Material on immigration to Brazil and on Nazi activities there; transcripts of the restitution case brought by Norbert Wollheim against I.G. Farben

Addenda: Correspondence between Ernst Feder and Hans Wilhelm Arnold; curriculum vitae by H.W. Arnold

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Born in Berlin on March 18, 1881, Ernst Feder was a journalist and editor of Berliner Tageblatt from 1919 to 1931. Feder emigrated to France in 1933 and to Brazil in 1941. He returned to Germany in 1957 and died in Berlin on March 29, 1964

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