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"Stīfān Zfāyj: 1881 tuwuffiya sanat 1942 al-Nimsā" [Stefan Zweig, 1881, died 1942, Austria] in ''Abjad | "Stīfān Zfāyj: 1881 tuwuffiya sanat 1942 al-Nimsā" [Stefan Zweig, 1881, died 1942, Austria] in ''Abjad'' [Abjjad / Alphabet] [Amman], retrieved on 23 September 2017 | ||
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''Abjad'' [Abjjad / Alphabet] is an Arab online community, the company head quarters of which are based in Amman, Jordan. The members of the online community contribute short reviews and critiques of the books they read. One entry is dedicated to Stefan Zweig and his oeuvre under the afore-mentioned heading "Stīfān Zfāyj: 1881 tuwuffiya sanat 1942 al-Nimsā" [Stefan Zweig, 1881, died 1942, Austria]. Altogether there are thirteen translations of Zweig's works into Arabic which are presented to the general reader | |||
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"Stīfān Zfāyj: 1881 tuwuffiya sanat 1942 al-Nimsā" [Stefan Zweig, 1881, died 1942, Austria] in Abjad [Abjjad / Alphabet] [Amman], retrieved on 23 September 2017
Published online:
Abjad [Abjjad / Alphabet] is an Arab online community, the company head quarters of which are based in Amman, Jordan. The members of the online community contribute short reviews and critiques of the books they read. One entry is dedicated to Stefan Zweig and his oeuvre under the afore-mentioned heading "Stīfān Zfāyj: 1881 tuwuffiya sanat 1942 al-Nimsā" [Stefan Zweig, 1881, died 1942, Austria]. Altogether there are thirteen translations of Zweig's works into Arabic which are presented to the general reader