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- Zweig Scholar Pardaad Chamsaz and Upcoming Events at the British Library
- Literaturarchiv Salzburg and Reed Library Archives Combine Efforts and Zweig Collections
- National Library of Israel acquires correspondence of Stefan Zweig with Hans Rosenkranz
- Reblogged: A librettist and his composer: Stefan Zweig and Richard Strauss as seen through their letters (guest post by Kimberly Taylor)
- Save the dates for “Zweig at Fredonia 2016” this October 3-5!
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Zweig Scholar Pardaad Chamsaz and Upcoming Events at the British Library
Pardaad Chamsaz, a twice visiting researcher to the Stefan Zweig Collection at Fredonia, is a Zweig scholar currently completing his PhD via an AHRC Collaborative Doctoral Partnerships Programme between the University of Bristol and the British Library. His research examines not only … Continue reading
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Tagged Beware of Pity, British Library, Pardaad Chamsaz, Stefan Zweig, Susan Reed, Zweig exhibits
Literaturarchiv Salzburg and Reed Library Archives Combine Efforts and Zweig Collections
A recent visit to the Literaturarchiv Salzburg (LaS) by Reed Library Archivist Kim Taylor served to facilitate a new collaboration between the LaS and the Archives & Special Collections at Fredonia (A&SC) focused on the respective Stefan Zweig collections held … Continue reading
Posted in Other Zweig collections, Uncategorized
Tagged Kim Taylor, Lina Maria Zangerl, Literaturarchiv Salzburg, Oliver Matuschek
National Library of Israel acquires correspondence of Stefan Zweig with Hans Rosenkranz
The National Library of Israel has recently acquired twelve years of correspondence sent by Stefan Zweig to then-aspiring author Hans Rosenkranz between 1921 and 1933. Comprising 26 letters and six postcards, the materials elucidate Zweig’s role (repeated many times during his … Continue reading
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Tagged Hans Rosenkranz, National Library of Israel, Stefan Zweig
Reblogged: A librettist and his composer: Stefan Zweig and Richard Strauss as seen through their letters (guest post by Kimberly Taylor)
In February 1935, Austrian Stefan Zweig (1881-1942), commonly regarded as the most translated German language author of his time, wrote to German composer Richard Strauss (1864-1949), “One day, your letters, your decisions, will belong to all mankind.” (Richard Strauss and … Continue reading
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Save the dates for “Zweig at Fredonia 2016” this October 3-5!
Continuing the recent surge of interest in the Austrian Jewish author Stefan Zweig (1881-1942) since Wes Anderson’s The Grand Budapest Hotel, including the premiere of an Austrian biopic selected as that country’s Oscar foreign-language submission (Vor der Morgenröte/Stefan Zweig: Farewell to … Continue reading
Zweig at Fredonia 2016, October 3-5, 2016, “Zweig and Strauss: Artistic Collaboration in a Time of War”
Please join the Archives & Special Collections of Reed Library, the Department of English and the School of Music at The State University of New York at Fredonia in a celebration of Stefan Zweig and music at the … Continue reading
New Film on the Life of Stefan Zweig, “Vor der Morgenröte” (“Stefan Zweig: Farewell to Europe”)
German director Maria Schrader’s new film on Stefan Zweig’s life as an exile in Brazil, “Vor der Morgenröte” (“Stefan Zweig: Farewell to Europe”), recently premiered in Leipzig and is continuing its run in theaters across Germany. In an interview with Deutsche Welle’s Jochen … Continue reading
