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	Stefan Zweig - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Stefan Zweig (November 28, 1881 – February 22, 1942) was an Austrian writer.
		Zweig wrote novels and short stories, and several biographies, of which the most famous is probably that of Mary Stuart.
		Born in Vienna, Zweig was the son of Moritz Zweig, a wealthy Jewish textile manufacturer, and Ida (Brettauer) Zweig, the daughter of an Italian banking family.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Stefan_Zweig (872 words)

	Stefan Zweig
		Stefan Zweig was born in Vienna as the son of Moritz Zweig, a wealthy Jewish textile manufacturer, and Ida (Brettauer) Zweig, the daughter of an Italian banker family.
		Zweig was interested in the teachings of Sigmund Freud, which influenced also his biographies, and translated works from such authors as Charles Baudelaire, Paul Verlaine, and Émile Verhaeren.
		The Correspondence of Stefan Zweig with Raoul Auernheimer, 1983
	www.kirjasto.sci.fi /szweig.htm (1669 words)

	Stefan Zweig by Thomas Staedeli
		Stefan Zweig was born as a son of well-to-do Jewish citizens in Vienna.
		Stefan Zweig was an energetic advocate for a combined Europe.
		Even if Stefan Zweig was more thinking of a cultural uniting than a economic one, as it is emerging today, he has his position in the line of them who brought Europe on this way.
	www.cyranos.ch /litzwe-e.htm (869 words)

	Stefan Zweig by Thomas Staedeli
		Stefan Zweig wird als Sohn wohlhabender jüdischer Bürger in Wien geboren.
		Doch der Verlust seiner Heimat Österreich und der geistigen Heimat Europa lösten in Stefan Zweig Depressionen aus.
		Wenn Stefan Zweig auch eher eine kulturelle Zusammenschliessung Europas als eine wirtschaftliche, wie es sich heute abzeichnet, vorschwebte, hat er in den Reihen derer, die Europa auf diesen Weg gebracht haben, seinen Platz.
	www.cyranos.ch /litzwe-d.htm (758 words)

	Wikinfo \| Stefan Zweig (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Stefan Zweig (November 28, 1881 - February 22, 1942) was an Austrian writer.
		Zweig wrote novels and short stories, but also many biographies, of which his most famous is probably the one of Maria Stuart.
		Zweig then lived in England (in Bath and London), before moving to the USA then in 1941 Brazil, where he and his wife Lotte died in a joint suicide in Petropolis, despairing at the future of Europe and its culture.
	www.wikinfo.org /wiki.php?title=Stefan_Zweig (569 words)

	Stefan Zweig. Biography and complete works
		Zweig became first known as a poet and translator, and later as a biographer, short-story writer, and novelist.
		Born in Vienna on 28 November 1881, Zweig was the youngest son of Moritz Zweig, a wealthy Jewish textile manufacturer, and Ida (Brettauer) Zweig, the daughter of an Italian banking family.
		Disillusioned and isolated, Zweig committed suicide with his second wife Lotte (née Charlotte Elisabeth Altmann), in Petrópolis, near Rio de Janeiro on February 23, 1942, using the barbiturate Veronal, despairing at the future of Europe and its culture.Brazil's populist dictator, Getulio Vargas, ordered that his burial expenses should be paid for by the state.
	www.booksfactory.com /writers/zweig.htm (1172 words)

	Biographie: Stefan Zweig, 1881-1942
		Zweig verfaßt drei Essays über Baumeister der Welt: "Drei Meister" (1920), "Der Kampf mit dem Dämon" (1925) und "Drei Dichter ihres Lebens" (1928).
		Zweig wendet sich wieder dem Erzählerischen zu: Teils befürchtet er, sein deutschsprachiges Publikum zu verlieren, teils glaubt er, mit seiner Literatur keinen Einfluß nehmen zu können.
		Februar: Stefan Zweig nimmt sich in Petrópolis (bei Rio de Janeiro) das Leben.
	www.dhm.de /lemo/html/biografien/ZweigStefan (416 words)

	Stefan Zweig meets Zurich
		Stefan Zweig ergatterte sich in seinen 61 Lebensjahren den Ruf, einer der beliebtesten und politisch bedeutendsten Schriftsteller deutscher Sprache zu sein.
		Zweig in Ehren, aber solche Veranstaltungen zeugen doch von einem ziemlich elitären Kulturbegriff, scheint mir.
		Wer sich vor einem Platzregen in den Strauhof in Sicherheit bringen kann, dem/der sei diese Ausstellung aufs Herz gelegt.
	www.biwidus.ch /text/t01/0167.html (662 words)

	Amazon.de: World of Yesterday: English Books: Stefan Zweig (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Zweig was born in 1881, so the times he describes are not more than 100 years away from ours - and yet it is all incredibly far away, even to a European like myself.
		Zweig's country is broken up into ridiculous fragments, and the German-speaking countries are in a state of unrest which will eventually lead them into the self-destruction of Nazi barbarism.
		Zweig himself tried to start a new life in Brazil, but when the Nazis had conquered all of Europe in 1942, Zweig gave up all hope and committed suicide.
	www.amazon.de /World-Yesterday-Stefan-Zweig/dp/0803252242 (918 words)

	Stefan Zweig (Biografie)
		Statt für den Unterrichtsstoff begeisterte Stefan Zweig sich für Literatur und schwärmte zum Beispiel für Hugo von Hofmannsthal.
		Vor dem Ersten Weltkrieg reiste Stefan Zweig bereits nach Belgien, Holland, Frankreich, England, Italien, Spanien, Indien, Nordafrika und Amerika.
		Mehr über Stefan Zweig und seine Zeit ist aus seinem Buch "Die Welt von Gestern" zu erfahren (Inhaltsangabe).
	www.dieterwunderlich.de /Stefan_Zweig.htm (623 words)

	Stefan Zweig - An appreciation
		Born 28 th November 1881 as the son of a wealthy Jewish textile merchant, Moritz Zweig, and Ida Zweig, daughter of an Italian banker family, in Wien, Austria, the young Zweig went on to study philosophy and earn a doctorate from Vienna University with a dissertation on the philosophy of Hippolyte Taine in 1904.
		Zweig's essays were first published in 1902 in the Neue Freie Presse, though he did not subscribe to the brand of Jewish Nationalism advocated by editor, Theodor Herzl.
		Zweig's novellas have been masterfully translated into English by the Pushkin Press and provide an accessible gateway for new readers to appreciate the Zweig legacy.
	www.angloaustrian.org.uk /HTML_files/AASSpecialsZweig.html (1173 words)

	Biographie de Stefan Zweig
		Stefan entre au Maximilian Gymnasium (aujourd'hui le Wasagymnasium), un lycée que ses parents ont choisi parmi les meilleurs de Vienne et qui lui confère une solide culture classique.
		Stefan Zweig s'affranchit du confort viennois et de la bourgeoisie raffinée qui ont bercé son enfance et son adolescence.
		Stefan Zweig commence à travailler sur le Portrait de Dostoïveski ; contraste frappant entre ce romancier russe maudit et ce jeune écrivain autrichien enthousiaste qui n'a pas encore subi d'épreuves.
	www.alalettre.com /international/zweig-bio.htm (1676 words)

	Amazon.com: Fantastic Night and Other Stories: Books: Stefan Zweig,Anthea Bell,Cedar Paul (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Stefan Zweig, novelist, biographer, poet and translator, was born in 1881 in Vienna into a wealthy Austrian-Jewish family.
		Stefan Zweig, novelist, biographer, poet and translator, was born in 1881 in Vienna.
		This book is my first encounter with Stefan Zweig, whom I had heard of for ages mostly because of the sad story of his suicide.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/1901285545?v=glance (1694 words)

	Pushkin Press: Stefan Zweig: Fantastic Night & Other Stories
		And finally, Letter from an Unknown Woman, Zweig's poignant and heartbreaking tale of the strength and madness of unrequited love and The Fowler Snared, in which it is the man whose passion remains unrequited, complete the collection.
		STEFAN ZWEIG was born in 1881 in Vienna, a member of a wealthy Austrian-Jewish family.
		Zweig travelled widely, living in Salzburg between the wars, and enjoyed literary fame.
	www.pushkinpress.com /zweig.html (317 words)

	AllRefer.com - Stefan Zweig (German Literature, Biography) - Encyclopedia
		Stefan Zweig[shtef´An tsvIk] Pronunciation Key, 1881–1942, Austrian biographer, poet, and novelist.
		Born in Vienna of a well-to-do Jewish family, he was part of the humanitarian, pan-European cultural circle that included Hugo von Hofmannsthal and Richard Strauss.
		Zweig's first works were poetry and a poetic drama, Jeremias (1917, tr.
	reference.allrefer.com /encyclopedia/Z/Zweig-St.html (281 words)

	Stefan Zweig_Exile and Search for World Peace (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		In February, 1992, at the historic Schloss Leopoldskron in Salzburg, some 120 Stefan Zweig scholars from 18 countries met for a wide-ranging symposium on one of the most important authors and poets of this century.
		Zweig, who was first published in the U.S. under the name Stefan Branch (a translation of Zweig) after World War I (by way of overcoming anti-German feeling), suffered from the Nazi persecution of the Jews, but was decidedly not an activist in Jewish causes.
		Donald A. Prater, speaking on "Stefan Zweig: For a Europe of the Intellect" quotes Professor Leon Botstein as bemoaning the disappearance of the belief in the power of language, reason and culture, which dominated the Vienna of yesterday.
	www.austria.org /jun96/zweig.htm (1055 words)

	Stefan Jerzy Zweig - Tears alone are not Enough
		And later it consists of crossing out a name from the collective memory (which is very uneducated or at least barely educated) or removing a commemorative plaque from the former stockroom of the Buchenwald Memorial.
		Maybe Stefan Jerzy Zweig is one of those undead because he still owes his life.
		This book has no publisher but is unashamed of being seen in public – not because it is longwinded, just a lot of talk, but because it has been wrenched from the longwinded silence of eradication, of accountability, of German accountancy with bare hands and flayed skin.
	www.stefanjzweig.de /jelinek-e.htm (1853 words)

	Stefan Zweig (1881 — 1942)
		The fifth title in the Rutgers Films in Print Series, "Letter from an Unknown Woman" is directed by Max Ophuls and based on the novella by Stefan Zweig.
		It is the story of Lisa, a young girl who rejects the constricting life of her small town and family in order to dedicate her life to a musician, Stefan.
		Zweig was one of of the most widely read authors of the interwar period, and an Austrian Jew from Vienna, who describes the period from 1895 onwards to 1942, the date at which he committed suicide in exile in Brazil.
	www.jahsonic.com /StefanZweig.html (1226 words)

	STEFAN ZWEIG
		Stefan Zweig es sin duda, uno de los grandes escritores del siglo XX, y su obra ha sido traducida a más de cincuenta idiomas.
		Desde 1919 a 1935 Zweig fija su residencia en Salzburgo.
		Zweig se ha labrado una fama de escritor completo y se ha destacado en todos los géneros.
	www.editorialjuventud.es /stefanzweig.htm (643 words)

	Klemens @ Renoldner, Hildemar Holl, Peter Karlhuber: Stefan Zweig. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		In Rekordauflagen gedruckt, in mehr als 50 Sprachen übersetzt, vielfach verfilmt und bearbeitet, ist das Werk Stefan Zweigs zwar weltberühmt, von der Germanistik und Literaturkritik wurde es aber lange Zeit erstaunlich wenig beachtet.
		Nach dem Ersten Weltkrieg ließ sich Zweig in Salzburg nieder, wo er bis zu seiner Emigration lebte und seine erfolgreichsten Biografien und Novellen schrieb.
		Theodor Herzl, Bertha von Suttner, James Joyce, Sigmund Freud, Joseph Roth - gesehen aus dem Blickwinkel Stefan Zweigs - vertreten in einzelnen Kapiteln jene europäischen Intellektuellen, deren Denken sich Zweig zeit seines Lebens verbunden fühlte.
	www.literaturhaus.at /buch/fachbuch/rez/renoldner (373 words)

	Stefan Zweig - Wikipedia
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		Ar skrivagner Stefan Zweig zo bet ganet e Vienna (Bro-Aostria) e 1881.
		Savet en deus Stefan Zweig un oberenn liesseurt : romantoù, danevelloù (Ar c'hoarier echedoù), buhezskridoù (Fouche, Hölderlin, Balzac, Marie Stuart…), pezhioù-c'hoari (Volpone).
	br.wikipedia.org /wiki/Stefan_Zweig (280 words)

	Stefan Zweig Exhibition
		Stefan Zweig lived in the town of Salzburg from
		Zweig and his wife bought in the city.
		The Stefan Zweig Exhibition was first held in Salzburg in 1992
	www.brlsi.org /zweig/zweig.htm (267 words)

	Suchergebnis (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Der historische Hintergrund in Stefan Zweigs unvollendeten Romanen Der Rausch der Verwandlung und Clarissa.
		Trenin, I. Die historischen Werke von Stefan Zweig in den 30er Jahren.
		Geschichtsauffassung und Romankonzeption in Stefan Zweigs Maria Stuart.
	www.literaturhaus.at /db/browse/cgi-bin/adabas/adasearchssi.pl?dbparam=ROOT+RSEARCH&dbsbtabs=D&dbsw1_id=1616237&dbsw1_liste=P&dbsw1_bezeichnung=Zweig%2C+Stefan (293 words)

	Regards 20 - Janvier 1997 - Stefan Zweig l'ami européen (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Zweig a le don d'évoquer des événements et des atmosphères.
		Stefan Zweig a une connaissance hors pair de l'âme humaine, et c'est sûrement là que résident les raisons de son succès.
		Y compris pour se dire, avec un peu d'amertume et beaucoup d'espoir que Stefan Zweig, vivant aujourd'hui, eût aimé que l'on pût avoir accès, aussi facilement que l'on accède à la sienne, à l'oeuvre de deux autres témoins européens douloureusement privilégiés de notre histoire, Romain Rolland et Henri Barbusse.
	www.regards.fr /archives/1997/199701/199701cre10.html (880 words)

	A Neglected Genius by Theodore Dalrymple, City Journal Winter 2004
		Zweig never suggested that his personal ideal was a social one: that no one should ever sit at an official table or accept membership in an academy.
		Zweig was master of the novella (which helps explain his lack of success in the Anglophone world: English-language publishers assumed that this literary form was uneconomic to print, despite its profitability in other countries, where Zweig sold by the million).
		That Zweig was egotistical was true (though an odd accusation, coming from Mann): he did not want to live in a world where the price of freedom was submergence in a vast collective effort whose outcome he regarded, in the event wrongly, as uncertain.
	www.city-journal.org /html/14_1_oh_to_be.html (4245 words)

	Connaissez-vous Stefan Zweig? (Quizz)
		Peu de personnes ont sans doute lu in extenso l'oeuvre de Stefan Zweig, pourtant traduite dans de nombreuses langues.
		Stefan Zweig publie aussi de nombreuses monographies littéraires consacrées à différents personnages tels Dostoievski, Dickens et Balzac dans les "Trois Maîtres (Drei Meister)" en 1928 ou à Casanova, Tolstoï et Stendhal dans "Trois poètes de leur vie (Drei Dichter ihres Lebens)" en 1928.
		Stefan Zweig eut le courage de s'insurger, au temps des patriotismes exacerbés, contre les deux guerres mondiales.
	www.voltaireonline.org /FfAllem/fczweig/fcpagesff/zweigquiz.htm (409 words)

	Stefan Zweig Exhibition
		The exhibition represents a splendid tribute to the life and work of Stefan Zweig (1881-1942), an Austrian writer of international stature about whose admittedly brief period of residence in their city very few Bathonians appear today to be aware.
		On 6 September 1939 Zweig married his second wife, Lotte Altmann, at Bath Registry Office, and at the end of the month they moved to a house of their own - "Rosemount" on Lyncombe Hill, which they purchased from a man well-known in the local community, Mr.
		Disillusioned and depressed by Hitler's war, Lotte and Stefan Zweig took their own lives on 22 February 1942 in the little house which they had rented in Petropolis, Brazil.
	www.brlsi.org /zweig/zweigtxt.htm (815 words)

	Bookslut \| Stefan Zweig
		The son of a wealthy Viennese Austrian-Jewish family, Zweig’s career as a man of letters took him through translation, poetry, biography and, finally, fiction.
		The last story Zweig wrote also pulls off this tricky feat, in the tale of the reigning world chess champion coming up against an unknown opponent while on a cruise ship headed for Argentina.
		The example of Stefan Zweig and Pushkin Press goes to show the value of some of the small presses that have started up in recent years, rescuing great works of literature that would otherwise have vanished into the wasteland of out-of-print literature.
	www.bookslut.com /small_but_perfectly_formed/2005_02_004346.php (823 words)

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