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THE WORLD OF YESTERDAY: AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY. Tr. [Benjamin W.
'''[1943]: Cassell and Company Limited, London'''
Huebsch, Helmut Ripperger]. 339p. illus. London: Cassell, 1943 [Bibliography of
 
Zweig’s works, pp. 331-332]. Sub. eds. (illus.). xiv/455p. New York: Viking, 1943
''The World of Yesterday. An Autobiography'' [Die Welt von Gestern. Erinnerungen eines Europäers]. Translated by Benjamin W. Huebsch and Helmut Ripperger. 339p. Illustrated. Bibliography of Stefan
[Zweig bibliography, pp. 443-445]; 339p. London: Cassell, 1944; 310p.
Zweig’s works, pp. 331-332
London/Toronto/ Melbourne/Sydney: Cassell, 1944 [1st/2nd Australian Sydney,
 
1944]; xiv/445p. London: Cassell, 1947; Hallam Edition. xi/449p. London:
'''Subsequent editions:'''
Cassell, 1953; Intro. Harry Zohn. xxiii/445p. Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press,
 
1964 (A Bison Book, BB 181); xiv/445p. New York: Arden, 1977. See A 64 / L 1179,
1943: The Viking Press, New York. xiv/455p. Illustrated. Zweig bibliography, pp. 443-445
1354.
 
Excerpts
1944: Cassell and Company Limited, London., 339p.  
300 Historical and Biographical Studies
 
1074 "(My First Visit with Romain Rolland)". See G 970.
1944: Cassell and Company Limited, London/Toronto/ Melbourne/Sydney. 310p. 2 printings inn Sydney, Australia
1075 "Die Schweigsame Frau", ABTHS, 11:3 (Mar. 1972), 22-27.
 
1076 "The World of Yesterday". See G 1037.
1947: Cassell and Company Limited, London. xiv/445p.  
 
1953: Cassell and Company Limited, London. xi/449p. [Hallam Edition]. See: [[The Complete Works of Stefan Zweig]]. Vol. 10
 
1964: University of Nebraska Press, Lincoln, NE. Introduction by Harry Zohn. xxiii/445p. Cover design by Jack Brodle. Cover drawing of St. Stefan's Dome by Erwin Puchinger. Paperback edition  [A Bison Book, BB 181]. Harry Zohn's introduction, pp. v-xii. / 1966: 13th impression. Cover design by Jungsun Whang. Cover drawing "Der Zwang", woodcut by Frans Masereel
 
1977: The Arden Press, New York. xiv/445p. [Reprinted of the 3rd edition of 1943 
 
1987: Cassell and Company Limited, London. 339p. [Cassell Biographies]. The impressum incorrectly lists the translators as "Cedar and Eden Paul"  




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[1943]: Cassell and Company Limited, London

The World of Yesterday. An Autobiography [Die Welt von Gestern. Erinnerungen eines Europäers]. Translated by Benjamin W. Huebsch and Helmut Ripperger. 339p. Illustrated. Bibliography of Stefan Zweig’s works, pp. 331-332

Subsequent editions:

1943: The Viking Press, New York. xiv/455p. Illustrated. Zweig bibliography, pp. 443-445

1944: Cassell and Company Limited, London., 339p.

1944: Cassell and Company Limited, London/Toronto/ Melbourne/Sydney. 310p. 2 printings inn Sydney, Australia

1947: Cassell and Company Limited, London. xiv/445p.

1953: Cassell and Company Limited, London. xi/449p. [Hallam Edition]. See: The Complete Works of Stefan Zweig. Vol. 10

1964: University of Nebraska Press, Lincoln, NE. Introduction by Harry Zohn. xxiii/445p. Cover design by Jack Brodle. Cover drawing of St. Stefan's Dome by Erwin Puchinger. Paperback edition [A Bison Book, BB 181]. Harry Zohn's introduction, pp. v-xii. / 1966: 13th impression. Cover design by Jungsun Whang. Cover drawing "Der Zwang", woodcut by Frans Masereel

1977: The Arden Press, New York. xiv/445p. [Reprinted of the 3rd edition of 1943

1987: Cassell and Company Limited, London. 339p. [Cassell Biographies]. The impressum incorrectly lists the translators as "Cedar and Eden Paul"

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