Zweig, Stefan

Stefan Zweig, Austrian writer, 1881-1942

The Austrian novelist, playwright, journalist and biographer Zweig was a prominent writer in the 1920s and 1930s, befriending Arthur Schnitzler and Sigmund Freud. He is best known for his novellas (notably "The Royal Game", "Amok", and "Letter from an Unknown Woman"), novels ("Beware of Pity", "Confusion of Feelings", and the posthumously published "The Post Office Girl") and biographies (notably of Erasmus of Rotterdam, Ferdinand Magellan, and Mary, Queen of Scots). Zweig's memoir, "The World of Yesterday", has been widely discussed as a record of "what it meant to be alive between 1881 and 1942" in central Europe.

  • Zweig, Stefan, Austrian writer (1881-1942). Autograph letter signed ("Stefan Zweig").Vienna, 3 Mar 1904.

    € 2,500.00

  • Zweig, Stefan, Austrian writer (1881-1942). Autograph letter signed.Salzburg, after 1914.

    € 4,500.00

  • Zweig, Stefan, Schriftsteller (1881-1942). Eigenh. Brief mit U.Paris, 5 Jan 1904.

    € 4,500.00

  • Zweig, Stefan, Schriftsteller (1881-1942). Eigenh. Brief und eh. Postkarte mit U.Marienbad, 1937 und o. D.

    € 4,500.00

  • Zweig, Stefan, Austrian writer (1881-1942). Autograph letter signed ("Stefan Zweig").Salzburg, 8 Feb 1926.

    € 4,500.00

  • Zweig, Stefan, Schriftsteller (1881-1942). Eigenh. Brief mit U.Wien, 16 Dec 1905.

    € 4,500.00