The Frederick Ungar Publishing Company published over 2,000 titles, including reference books such as the Encyclopedia of World Literature in the 20th Century and many works on literature and cinema.[1][2] The more than 200 translations published by the firm of works by such authors as Thomas Mann, including his Betrachtungen eines Unpolitischen (1918) (translated as Reflections of a Nonpolitical Man), Erich Fromm and Goethe helped make those works more popular in the United States.[3]
Frederick "Fritz" Ungar (born[when?] Friedrich Ungar)[5] worked as a publisher from 1922 and co-founded the publishing houses Phaidon Verlag (later Phaidon Press) and Saturn Verlag in Vienna. With the Nazis coming to power in his country, he left Austria for New York in 1939 and founded the Frederick Ungar Publishing Company there in 1940. He died in 1988.[1]
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frederick, ungar, publishing, company, york, publishing, firm, which, founded, 1940, statusdefunctfounded1940founderfrederick, ungarsuccessorcontinuum, publishing, companycountry, originunited, statesheadquarters, locationnew, york, citypublication, typesbooks. Frederick Ungar Publishing Company was a New York publishing firm which was founded in 1940 Frederick Ungar Publishing CompanyStatusDefunctFounded1940FounderFrederick UngarSuccessorContinuum Publishing CompanyCountry of originUnited StatesHeadquarters locationNew York CityPublication typesBooks Contents 1 History 2 Frederick Fritz Ungar 3 Book series 4 External links 5 ReferencesHistory editThe Frederick Ungar Publishing Company published over 2 000 titles including reference books such as the Encyclopedia of World Literature in the 20th Century and many works on literature and cinema 1 2 The more than 200 translations published by the firm of works by such authors as Thomas Mann including his Betrachtungen eines Unpolitischen 1918 translated as Reflections of a Nonpolitical Man Erich Fromm and Goethe helped make those works more popular in the United States 3 The company was acquired by Continuum Publishing Company in 1985 4 Frederick Fritz Ungar editFrederick Fritz Ungar born when Friedrich Ungar 5 worked as a publisher from 1922 and co founded the publishing houses Phaidon Verlag later Phaidon Press and Saturn Verlag in Vienna With the Nazis coming to power in his country he left Austria for New York in 1939 and founded the Frederick Ungar Publishing Company there in 1940 He died in 1988 1 Book series editAmerican Classics 6 Atlantic Paperbacks 7 8 College Translations A Library of Literary Criticism Literature and Life American Writers Literature and Life British Writers Literature and Life Mystery Writers The Literatures of the World in English Translation A Bibliography Medical Viewpoint Series Milestones of Thought 9 Milestones of Thought in the History of Ideas Modern Film Scripts Modern Literature Monographs Renaissance Text Series RKO Classic Screenplays Ungar Film Library Ungar Paperbacks 8 Ungar Writers Recognitions Series World DramatistsExternal links editFrederick Ungar Papers 1931 1989 at M E Grenander Department of Special Collections amp Archives State University of New York Frederick Ungar Publishing Co at Database Jewish Publishers of German Literature in Exile 1933 1945 Leo Baeck Institute References edit a b 18 November 1988 Frederick Ungar 90 Founder of Publishing House The New York Times Subset of titles available through copyright registration database search 19 November 1988 Frederick Ungar World Literature Publisher Los Angeles Times McDowell Edwin 14 September 1985 UNGAR PUBLISHING IS BOUGHT BY CONTINUUM The New York Times Saturn Verlag Phaidon Verlag Wien Osterreichische Verlagsgeschichte murrayhall com Retrieved 21 March 2020 American Classics seriesofseries com Retrieved 29 March 2020 Atlantic Monthly Co v Frederick Ungar Publishing casetext com Retrieved 5 April 2023 a b Atlantic Paperbacks Ungar Paperbacks qpbseries com Retrieved 5 April 2023 Milestones of Thought qpbseries com Retrieved 5 April 2023 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Frederick Ungar Publishing Company amp oldid 1166232035, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
