StefanZweig-Siegmund Warburg Correspondence 1918-1943 bulk 1934-1941

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StefanZweig-Siegmund Warburg Correspondence 1918-1943 bulk 1934-1941

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The StefanZweig-Siegmund Warburg Correspondence comprises an ample exchange of letters betweenthe Austrian author Stefan Zweig and the German banker Siegmund Warburg. While theircentral topics are contemporary social and political developments, Zweig'sperception of the various countries he travelled as well as their personalrelationship can be glimpsed.

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