C 20001 to 20040, Albatross 1919

This chapter examines how Albatross Press carved its reputation as an ambassador for British books in Continental Europe. From its inception, John Holroyd-Reece had publicly framed...

This chapter examines Albatross Press's acquisition of Bernhard Tauchnitz. Few Tauchnitz or Albatross readers knew the reasons behind the near demise and resurrection of Tauchnitz,...

Micro Aerial Vehicles (MAVs) are increasingly used in surveillance, environmental monitoring, and rescue operations, yet their aerodynamic performance remains constrained by low Re...

The paper presents the translation concept of the Library Albatross (1921), the most significant project of today’s canonical Serbian modernists and avant-garde writers. This conce...

This chapter examines how the German book trade in general, and Albatross Press in particular, fared under Adolf Hitler's Nazi regime. For Kurt Enoch, as for all German Jews, the r...

ABSTRACT Intrinsically disordered regions (IDRs) are ubiquitous across all domains of life and play a range of functional roles. While folded domains are generally ...

This chapter focuses on Albatross Press's efforts to win the European continent, including the increasingly nationalistic German market. On February 15, 1932, flying in the face of...

This chapter examines how Albatross Press, through its books, made Anglo-American culture available to German readers. Despite their divergent philosophies, Albatross and the Nazi ...