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In a two-part radioradio talk, broadcast on Radio Berlin on 15 and 22 March 1930, BenjaminBenjamin, Walter treats the listeners of ‘Youth Hour’ to an imaginary outing, taking in the travels and travails of Godin’s fairy talesfairy taleand GoetheGoethe, Johann Wolfgang von’s Faust, Aladdin, Robinson Crusoe, the schoolschool bookshop, the Paris World’s Fair, and the toy sections of Berlin’s department stores. On this fictional journey, children’s toystoys and books intersect, overlap, and conjure up one another: BenjaminBenjamin, Walter recommends to his young audience Tom Seidmann-Freud’s Magic Boat, for instance, a book which itself featured movable parts.

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Minor Walser

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In a two-part radioradio talk, broadcast on Radio Berlin on 15 and 22 March 1930, BenjaminBenjamin, Walter treats the listeners of ‘Youth Hour’ to an imaginary outing, taking in the travels and travails of Godin’s fairy talesfairy taleand GoetheGoethe, Johann Wolfgang von’s Faust, Aladdin, Robinson Crusoe, the schoolschool bookshop, the Paris World’s Fair, and the toy sections of Berlin’s department stores. On this fictional journey, children’s toystoys and books intersect, overlap, and conjure up one another: BenjaminBenjamin, Walter recommends to his young audience Tom Seidmann-Freud’s Magic Boat, for instance, a book which itself featured movable parts.