Nina Graboi (December 8, 1918 – December 13, 1999) was a Holocaust survivor, artist, writer, spiritual seeker, philosopher, and influential figure in the sixties psychedelic movement. [1] [2] [3] After fleeing the Nazis in Europe and spending three months in a detention camp in North Africa, she and her husband came to United States as refugees.

2020年10月21日 · The story of Nina Graboi’s involvement with the psychedelic movement is significant because it challenges the idea that the psychedelic counter-culture of the 1960s was strictly a man’s world and that women were peripheral figures who were supposed to reproduce gender stereotypes and to be sexually available for men – as Leary’s ...

This collection documents the life of Nina Graboi, encompassing her immersion in the American counterculture and psychedelic movements and her career as a writer during the 1960s through the 1990s.

2020年10月21日 · I am greeted by Nicholas Meriwether, better known for directing the local Grateful Dead collection. I have informed the staff about my visit and there is an air of anticipation on his smile. “I’m here to look at the papers of Nina Graboi,” I tell him. His face lights up and he addresses me as a true Californian.

Nina was a poet, an artist of life's canvas, an exquisite philosopher, engaging the great minds of a restless age (Jean Houston, Robert Thurman, Abraham Maslow, Stanley Krippner, Timothy Leary, Alan Watts, Ram Dass, Ralph Abraham, among others) and always, always embracing the light.

Nina Graboi has had a remarkable life which covers over seven decades of some of the most transformative years in human history. Born in Vienna, Austria in 1918, she fled the Nazi takeover of her country and spent three months in a detention camp in North Africa.

Born in Vienna, Austria in 1918, Graboi fled the Nazi regime, spent three months in a detention camp in North Africa, and managed to escape to America with her husband in 1941. Arriving as a penniless refugee, she went on to become a society hostess in …

Austrian Holocaust survivor, artist, writer, spiritual seeker, philosopher, and influential figure in the sixties psychedelic movement. After fleeing the Nazis in Europe and spending three months in a detention camp in North Africa, she and her husband came to America as refugees.

Nina Graboi (December 8, 1918 – December 13, 1999) was a Jewish Holocaust survivor, artist, writer, spiritual seeker, philosopher, and influential figure in the sixties psychedelic movement.

Abstract: This collection documents the life of Nina Graboi, encompassing her immersion in the American counterculture and psychedelic movements and her career as a writer during the 1960s through the 1990s. It contains play scripts and correspondence related to Graboi's early work in the theater industry, including translations of plays ...