"Erst wenn die Nacht fällt"

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[2016]:Edition Roesner, Krems an der Donau

"Erst wenn die Nacht fällt". Politische Essays und Reden 1932 - 1942. Unbekannte Texte. Edited by Klaus Gräbner and Erich Schirhuber. Transcription and translation of the texts by Klaus Gräbner, assisted by Karin Gräbner. Project manager Nadja Rösner-Krisch. Assistant proofreaders Bettina Redl and Elisabeth Streibel. 127p. Illustrated with 12 photographs of handwritten or printed texts of Stefan Zweig [tranScript. Literaturwissenschaftliche Sonderreihe. artesLiteratur]

Contents:

[1].
Vorwort [The editors], pp. 7-8
[2].
Vorbemerkung [Klaus Gräbner], pp. 9-10
[3].
Die Einigung Europas, pp. 13-23 [1932. Bibliographical data, pp. 124-125. Typescript in the Stefan Zweig Collection, Reed Library, State University of New York, Fredonia]
[4].
Einige Grundlagen zu einem kollektiv auszuarbeitenden Manifest, pp. 25-35 [1933. Bibliographical data, p. 125. Typescript in the Deutsches Literaturarchiv, Marbach]
[5].
Ansprache im Hause Rothschild zu Gunsten der deutschen jüdischen Frauen und Kinder, pp. 37-50 [London, 30 November 1933. Bibliographical data, pp. 125. Typescript in the Stefan Zweig Collection, Reed Library, State University of New York, Fredonia]
[6].
Entwurf zu einem jüdischen Manifest, pp. 51-59 [1936. Bibliographical data, pp. 125-126. Typescript in the Stefan Zweig Collection, Reed Library, State University of New York, Fredonia]
[7].
Exposé einer billigen, von jeder staatlichen Beschränkung unabhängigen deutschen Bücherei, pp. 59-63 [1936. Bibliographical data, p. 126. Typescript in the Stefan Zweig Collection, Reed Library, State University of New York, Fredonia]
[8].
L'unité spirituelle de l'Europe. Die geistige Einheit Europas, pp. 65-92 [1936. Bibliographical data, p. 126. Typescript in a private collection, São Paulo, Brazil]
[9].
Für die Maccabi-Association, London Okt. 1937, pp. 93-94 [1937. Bibliographical data, p. 126. Typescript in the Stefan Zweig Collection, Reed Library, State University of New York, Fredonia ]
[10].
Aufruf für die österreichischen Juden 1938, pp. 95-96 [1938. Bibliogrpahical data, p. 127. Typescript was in Stefan Zweig's literary remains, London - (now in Salzburg?)]
[11].
Für "American Commitee (sic) for Jewish Palestina (sic) Participation at the New York World's Fair 1939", pp. 97-99 [1939. Bibliographical data, p. 127. A handwritten script in the Stefan Zweig Collection, Reed Library, State University of New York, Fredonia]
[12].
"Unsere Generation war aufgerufen..." (Ohne Titel), p. 101 [ca. 1940. Bibliographical data, p. 127. Typescript in the Stefan Zweig Collection, Reed Library, State University of New York, Fredonia]
[13].
Das grosse Schweigen, pp. 103-111 [1940. Bibliographical data, p. 127]. See: Das große Schweigen
[14].
Hartrott und Hitler, pp. 113-120 [1942. Bibliograhical data, p. 127]. See: Hartrott und Hitler

Anhang [Appendix]

[15].
Editorische Notiz, pp. 123-124
[16].
Zeittafel, bibliografische Nachweise und Weiterführendes, pp. 124-127