Stefan Zweig. A Tribute to His Life and Work

[1951]: William H. Allen and Company, London

Stefan Zweig. A Tribute to His Life and Work. Edited with a foreword and introduction by Hanns Arens. Translated by Christobel Fowler. With contributions by Walter Bauer et al. 191p. Illustrated, portraits, facsimiles. See: Stefan Zweig. Sein Leben - Sein Werk

Contents:

[1].

Declaração, 22 II 1942 [Stefan Zweig]. English translation, p. (4). Facsimile of the German handwritten version,p.(5)

[2].

Foreword [Hanns Arens], pp. (7)-(8)

[3].

Stefan Zweig. His Life and Work [Hanns Arens], pp. 9-93. Note: Pages 74-80 contain excerpts from Friderike Maria Zweig's Stefan Zweig, wie ich ihn erlebte. Stockholm/Zürich/London/New York: Neuer Verlag, 1947, pp. 272-280 [Erasmus * Castellio gegen Calvin] and pp. 287-294 [Magellan * Amerigo]

[4].

“Did You Know Stefan Zweig?” [Carl Zuckmayer], pp. 94-98

[5].

A Note in Memory of Zweig [Frans Masereel. “Je pense souvent. . .” Autograph facsimile], p. 99

[6].

In Friendly Remembrance of Stefan Zweig [Hans Reisiger], pp. 100-101

[7].

Stefan Zweig the European [Walter Bauer], pp. 102-114

[8].

Two Letters to Stefan Zweig from Rainer Maria Rilke, Böckel Estate near Bieren, 5 IX 1917, 26 IX 1917, pp. 115-117

[9].

Excerpt from a Letter from Alexander Lernet-Holenia [Alexander Lernet-Holenia], no date indicated, p. 118

[10].

Stefan Zweig’s Last Days [Ernst Feder], pp. 119-131

[11].

Note about Picture on Opposite Page [See No. 36 below] [Bruno Walter], p. 132

[12].

Memorial for Stefan Zweig [René Fülöp-Miller], pp. 133-134

[13].

Two Letters to Stefan Zweig. Geneva, 15 III 1915, 4 V 1915 [Romain Rolland] pp. 135-137

[14].

Stefan Zweig’s Death / A speech delivered at the memorial service held at Los Angeles in 1942 [Franz Werfel], pp. 138-146

[15].

Testimony to Stefan Zweig [Benarsi Das Chaturvedi], pp. 147-148

[16].

Otherness: To Stefan Zweig (1909) [Felix Braun], p. 149. German original: "Das fremde Leben. An Stefan Zweig”, p. 150

[17].

Farewell to Stefan Zweig / Speech delivered at a commemoration in New York in 1942 [Berthold Viertel], pp. 151-157

[18].

Stefan Zweig and Humanism / A lecture delivered at the University of Berlin, 11 June 1948 [Richard Friedenthal, pp. 158-174

[19].

Epistle to a Dead Friend [Richard Friedenthal. A poem], pp. 175-177

[20].

Stefan Zweig - A Jewish Tragedy [Otto Zarek], pp. 178-191

Facsimlies and Photographs:

[21].

Stefan Zweig. Photograph, frontispiece, opposite p. (3)

[22].

Declaration. English translation of Zweig’s “Declaração”, p. (4)

[23].

Declaração. Autograph facsimile of the German original, p. (5)

[24].

Stefan Zweig’s seal. Autograph facsimile, p. 21

[25].

Letter to Robert Faesi, 1923. Autograph facsimile, p. 29

[26].

Woodcut of Emile Verhaeren by Frans Masereel. Facsimile, p. 41

[27].

Romain Rolland. Photograph, opposite p. 50

[28].

Romain Rolland and Stefan Zweig, 1935. Photograph, opposite p. 51

[29].

Passage from Beethoven. Facsimile, p. 52

[30].

Richard Strauß , dedication to Stefan Zweig. Facsimile, p. 63

[31].

Page from the typescript of “Castellio Against Calvin”. Facsimile, opposite p. 74

[32].

Corrected proof from “Castellio Against Calvin”. Facsimile, opposite p. 76

[33].

Approach to Stefan Zweig’s House, Salzburg. Photograph, opposite, p. 98

[34].

Postcard from Stefan Zweig to Frans Masereel, 6 January 1940. Photograph, opposite p. 99

[35].

Letter from Stefan Zweig to Ernst Feder, no date indicated. Facsimile, p. 122

[36].

Arturo Toscanini, Bruno Walter, Stefan Zweig, 1934. Photograph opposite p. 132. Page 132 = Walter’s Note on this picture [See No. 11 above]

[37].

Stefan Zweig and Anton Kippenber 1930. Photograph, opposite p. 133

[38].

Letter from Romain Rolland to Stefan Zweig, 26 August 1938. Facsimile between pp. 136-137

[39].

Opening passage from Werfel’s Memorial Speech [No. 14 above]. Facsimile, opposite p. 138

[40].

Felix Braun: Das fremde Leben. An Stefan Zweig (Poem, 1909). Facsimile, p. 150. English translation, p. 149

[41].

Stefan Zweig’s House in Petrópolis. Photograph, opposite p. 174

[42].

Stefan Zweig’s Grave in Petrópolis. Photograph, opposite p. 175