1. During that time, Germany‘s most revered writer, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, lived in Weimar.

2. Germany‘s most revered writer, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe _ who was Schiller‘s friend _ was buried in a crypt alongside him in 1832 and today the site is visited by some 60,000 people per year.

3. The collection, which contains manuscripts by romantic poet Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, was part of a total of about 3 million items that were evacuated from Berlin libraries between 1'41–44.

4. Many were acquired by that collection‘s first curator, the great writer, philosopher and fan of all things French Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (174'–1832). In terms of chronology, the drawings at the Frick are a spotty ensemble÷ three Claudes, but no Poussin; a frothy splash of Boucher, but no Fragonard; Greuze, but no David or Prud‘hon.

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