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''Joseph Roth. A Life in Letters''. Translated and edited with an introduction by Michael Hofmann. 551/(7)p. See: [[Joseph Roth - Stefan Zweig. Briefwechsel 1927-1938]] | '''[2012]: W. W. Norton, New York''' | ||
''Joseph Roth. A Life in Letters''. Translated and edited with an introduction by Michael Hofmann. 551/(7)p. Illustrated with 13 photographs between pp. 206-207. Frontispiece: Joseph Roth on a railway platform, somewhere in France, in 1925. This volume also contains dozens of letters from Joseph Roth to some 38 friends and acquaintances, especially Benno Reifenberg, his mother-in-law Jenny Reichler, Felix Bertaux, Rene Schickele, Carl Seelig, and some 52 letters to his French translator Blanche Gidon. See: [[Joseph Roth - Stefan Zweig. Briefwechsel 1927-1938]] | |||
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[2012]: W. W. Norton, New York
Joseph Roth. A Life in Letters. Translated and edited with an introduction by Michael Hofmann. 551/(7)p. Illustrated with 13 photographs between pp. 206-207. Frontispiece: Joseph Roth on a railway platform, somewhere in France, in 1925. This volume also contains dozens of letters from Joseph Roth to some 38 friends and acquaintances, especially Benno Reifenberg, his mother-in-law Jenny Reichler, Felix Bertaux, Rene Schickele, Carl Seelig, and some 52 letters to his French translator Blanche Gidon. See: Joseph Roth - Stefan Zweig. Briefwechsel 1927-1938