Rehder, Elke

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[1].
"Anmerkungen zur 'Schachnovelle' von Stefan Zweig" in Aus dem Antiquariat [Frankfurt am Main], Neue Folge, 12:6 [2014], pp. 273-279. "Beilage zum Börsenblatt für den Deutschen Buchhandel. Frankfurter Ausgabe", 2002; "Zeitschrift für Antiquare und Büchersammler", 2003
[2].
"Remarks on the chess story 'Schachnovelle' or 'The Royal Game' by Stefan Zweig in 1942, 1943 and 1944". 25p. Illustrated. 2015. See: http://www.eilke.rehder.de/stefan-zweig/chess-story/stefan-zweig-1942.htm
[3].
Schachnovelle. By Stefan Zweig. A folder which contains 12 unnumbered leaves of color woodcuts by Elke Rehder plus selected passages from Zweig's Schachnovelle relevant to the woodcuts. Each woodcut is numbered and signed by Elke Rehder and printed on Japanese paper. This was a private printing by Elke Rehder: Hamburg-[Barsbuttel, Blumenstrasse 19, 1996. 36 copies were printed. This folder is No. 2 of the Künstlerbücher & Mappenwerke. Neuerscheinungen zur Frankfurter Buchmesse 1996. See also: Schachnovelle [2004] and Schweitzer, Jürgen
[4].
"Stefan Zweig - Adressbuch 1940-1942". 84p. Illustrated with a photograph of Alberto Dines and one of Elke Rehder. 2015. See: http://www.elke.rehder.de/stefan-zweig/stefan-zweig-adressbuch.htm
[5].
"Stefan Zweig - Autobiographie". 7p. Illustrated with photographs. 2014. See: http://www.elke-Rehder.de/stefan-zweig/stefan-zweig-autobiographie.htm
[6].
"Stefan Zweig chess story The Royal Game". See:http://www.elke-rehder.de/stefan-zweig/chess-story/book-chess-story.htm 15 pages. Contains a photograph of Elke Rehder and photographs of many of her drawings and woodcuts for various editions of Schachnovelle, theater posters, exhibition catalogs, and a set of six postcards of her woodcuts published in 2009
[7].
"Stefan Zweig - Ein Leben in Bildern". 25p. Profusely illustrated with photographs. 2014. See: http://www.elke-rehder.de/stefan-zweig/biographie-stefan-zweig.htm
[8].
"Stefan Zweig, his last address book 1940-1942". 62p. Illustrated with a photograph of Alberto Dines and one of Elke Rehder. 2015. See: http://www.elke.rehder.de/stefan-zweig/stefan-zweig-address-book.htm