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"Stīfān Zfāyj ... riwāyāt wa-shuhrah waʾntiḥār" [Stefan Zweig ... Novels, Fame, and Suicide. Translated from English by Ibtisām ʿAbdallāh] in ''Manārāt'' [Manarat / Lighthouses] [Baghdad], Vol. 9:No. 2477 [9 May 2012], Stefan Zweig, p. 9 | |||
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http://www.almadasupplements.com/pdf/05-2477/21.pdf | |||
http://almadasupplements.com/news.php?action=view&id=4602#sthash.9rzw6muA.ok1NMPTI.dpbs | |||
This is a review of Oliver Matuschek's biography ''Three Lives. A Biography of Stefan Zweig''. London: Pushkin Press, 2011. This anonymous review was suppposedly taken from ''The Guardian'' [London]), in reality, however, the review appeared first in ''The Telegraph'' [London], nor was it written by someone anonymous, but rather by Duncan Fallowell, "Three Lives. A Biography of Stefan Zweig by Oliver Matuschek" in ''The Telegraph'' [London], 6 January 2012, pp. ??. | |||
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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/books/bookreviews/8995690/Three-Lives-a-Biography-of-StefanZweig-by-Oliver-Matuschek-review.html | |||
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"Stīfān Zfāyj ... riwāyāt wa-shuhrah waʾntiḥār" [Stefan Zweig ... Novels, Fame, and Suicide. Translated from English by Ibtisām ʿAbdallāh] in Manārāt [Manarat / Lighthouses] [Baghdad], Vol. 9:No. 2477 [9 May 2012], Stefan Zweig, p. 9
Published online:
http://www.almadasupplements.com/pdf/05-2477/21.pdf
http://almadasupplements.com/news.php?action=view&id=4602#sthash.9rzw6muA.ok1NMPTI.dpbs
This is a review of Oliver Matuschek's biography Three Lives. A Biography of Stefan Zweig. London: Pushkin Press, 2011. This anonymous review was suppposedly taken from The Guardian [London]), in reality, however, the review appeared first in The Telegraph [London], nor was it written by someone anonymous, but rather by Duncan Fallowell, "Three Lives. A Biography of Stefan Zweig by Oliver Matuschek" in The Telegraph [London], 6 January 2012, pp. ??.
See: