Joseph Roth - Stefan Zweig. Briefwechsel 1927-1938

[2011]: Wallstein Verlag, Göttingen

"Jede Freundschaft mit mir ist verderblich". Joseph Roth - Stefan Zweig. Briefwechsel 1927-1938. Edited by Madeleine Rietra and Rainer-Joachim Siegel. Afterword by Heinz Lunzer. 624p. 4 photographs

Contents:

[1].

Die Briefe, pp. 7-(376)

[2].

Herausgeberbericht, pp. 377-380

[3].

Verzeichnis der Siglen, Quellen und Literatur, pp. 381-388

[4].

Kommentar, pp. 389-539

[5].

Anhang: Aussagen zu Joseph Roth in Stefan Zweigs Korrespondenz mit Dritten und weiteren Schriften Zweigs in Auswahl, pp. 540-572

[6].

Nachwort [Heinz Lunzer], pp. 573-610

[7].

Dank, p. 611

[8].

Register, pp. 612-624

Correspondence:

1927, p. 7. Commentaries, p. 389

[9].

Roth to Zweig, 1 letter, 8 September

1928, pp. 7-12. Commentaries, pp. 390-391

[10].

Roth to Zweig, 4 letters, 24 January-26 November

Joseph Roth to Stefan Zweig, 200 letters/postcards and 7 telegrams, 8 September 1927-10 October 1938 Stefan Zweig to Joseph Roth, 46 letters/postcards, 17 January 1929-17 December 1938 Friderike Maria Zweig to Joseph Roth, 4 letters, 28 March 1934, 12 January 1935, 7 February 1935, and 18 July 1936 Joseph Roth to Friderike Maria Zweig, 4 letters and 1 telegram, 4 December 1930, 20 September 1933, 24 June 1936, 9 March 1937, 4 April 1938 Joseph Roth to Charlotte Altmann, 3 letters, 27 February 1935, 8 August 1936, and 13 August 1936 Joseph Roth, Otto Zarek, Hermann Kesten and Paul Frischauer, a letter to Zweig with individual greetings, 30 April 1932 Joseph Roth and Hanns Arens, a postcard with separate greetings, 28 November 1932 </lst> Photographs:

[1].

Page (213): Joseph Roth in Nizza 1934

[2].

Page (279): Stefan Zweig in Estoril February 1938

[3].

Pages (335)-(336): Joseph Roth's handwritten letter to Stefan Zweig, 10 July 1937

[4].

Pages (375)-(376): Stefan Zweig's handwritten letter to Joseph Roth, 17 December 1938

[2014]: Diogenes Verlag, Zurich

Joseph Roth - Stefan Zweig. "Jede Freundschaft mit mir ist verderblich". Briefwechsel 1927-1938. Edited by Madeleine Rietra and Rainer-Joachim Siegel. Afterword by Heinz Lunzer. 624p. 6 illustrations. [Diogenes Taschenbuch, 24279]. This is a reprint of the Wallstein Verlag edition

Reviews:

[1].

Peter Stephan Jungk. "'Wir werden nicht alt, wie Exilierten!' Der beklemmende Briefwechsel zwischen Joseph Roth und Stefan Zweig - erstmals sorgfältig ediert" in Die Welt [Hamburg], 27 September 2011

[2].

Wilhelm von Sternburg. "Stefan Zweig. Sehen Sie es endlich bitte" in Frankfurter Rundschau [Frankfurt am Main], 8 November 2011

[3].

Katharina Teutsch. "Seien Sie auf der Hut!" in Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung [Frankfurt am Main], 2 December 2011 [No. 281], p. 34

[4].

Volker Weidermann. "Im freien Fall. Das dramatische Buch über die Zeit des Exils in Europa. Der Briefwechsel zeischen Joseph Roth und Stefan Zweig" in Frankfurtter Allgemeine Zeitung [Frankfurt am Main], 25 September 2011 [No. 38], p. 27

English translation:

[2012]: W. W. Norton, New York

Joseph Roth. A Life in Letters. Translated with an introudction by Michael Hofmann. 512p. On 9 Janury 2012 ten letters were posted online by Willing Davidson. See:newyorker.com/online/blogs/.../book-excerpt-the-letters-of-joseph-roth.html

Reviews:

[1].

Stefany Anne Golberg. "Greetings from Here. Joseph Roth's letter(s) reveal a man stuck between the past and the present" in The Smart Set From Drexel University, 18 January 2012. See: the smartset.com/article01181201.aspx