Stefan Zweig

Stefan Zweig (1881—1942) — an outstanding Austrian writer, who also acted as a poet, essayist, critic, playwright, and author of historical biographies. The total circulation of his works during his lifetime amounted to 60 million copies. However, little is known... to the general public, including in Russia, about the private life of the "great European," his character, passions, unfulfilled plans, and the reasons for his suicide in distant Brazil. The author of the book, Fedor Konstantinov, using all available Russian and foreign sources, has tried not only to arrange the collected facts in a chronological sequence but also to turn the faded portrait of Zweig into a colorful gallery of his surroundings and era.

Author: Федор Константинов

Printhouse: Molodaia gvardiia

Series: The Lives of Remarkable People

Age restrictions: 16+

Year of publication: 2022

ISBN: 9785235045620

Number of pages: 504

Size: 206х135х25 mm

Cover type: hard

Weight: 535 g

ID: 1714016

Stefan Zweig (1881—1942) — an outstanding Austrian writer, who also acted as a poet, essayist, critic, playwright, and author of historical biographies. The total circulation of his works during his lifetime amounted to 60 million copies. However, little is known to the general public, including in Russia, about the private life of the "great European," his character, passions, unfulfilled plans, and the reasons for his suicide in distant Brazil. The author of the book, Fedor Konstantinov, using all available Russian and foreign sources, has tried not only to arrange the collected facts in a chronological sequence but also to turn the faded portrait of Zweig into a colorful gallery of his surroundings and era.

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