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Stefan Zweig
S. Zweig
Austrian writer (1881–1942).
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Stefan Zweig
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Place of Birth
Vienna
Country
:
Austria–Hungary
Place of Death
Petrópolis
Country of Citizenship
Cisleithania
Austria
Date of Birth
11/28/1881
Date of Death
2/23/1942
2/22/1942
Instance Of
Human
Occupation
11 items
Writer
Translator
Journalist
Playwright
Poet
Literary Critic
Historian
Biographer
Novelist
Prose Writer
Essayist
Family Name
Zweig
Given Name
Stefan
Manner of Death
Suicide
Work Location
Vienna
Berlin
Salzburg
Rio De Janeiro
Described by Source
Jewish Encyclopedia of Brockhaus and Efron
Statement Is Subject Of
:
Q21004370
Great Soviet Encyclopedia (1969–1978)
Title
:
Цвейг Стефан
Obálky Knih
URL
:
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Medvik
Subject Named As
:
Zweig, Stefan, 1881-1942
URL
:
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Q97144847
Subject Named As
:
Zweig, Stefan
Section
:
11733
Volume
:
3
Page(s)
:
1527
Faces of Moscow
Dresdner Hefte
Statement Is Subject Of
:
"So People Knew that Something Was Wrong with Strauss."
Statement Is Subject Of
:
Karl August Lingner and the First World War
Spouse
Friderike Maria Zweig
Lotte Zweig
Significant Event
Nazi Book Burnings
(1933)
Subject Has Role
:
Victim
Point in Time
:
1933
Emigration
(1934)
Point in Time
:
1934
Start of Work Period
1901
Notable Work
The Royal Game
The World of Yesterday
Letter From an Unknown Woman
The Post Office Girl
Beware of Pity
Award Received
Order of the Southern Cross
Religion or Worldview
Judaism
Educated At
University of Vienna
Languages Spoken, Written or Signed
German
French
English
Italian
Spanish
Academic Degree
Doctor of Philosophy
Sex or Gender
Male
Doctoral Advisor
Friedrich Jodl
End of Work Period
1942
Name in Native Language
Stefan Zweig
IPA Transcription
:
ˈʃtɛfan t͡svaɪ̯k
Writing Language
German
Place of Burial
Brazil
Different From
Stefanie Zweig
Stefan Zweig Building
Influenced By
Sigmund Freud
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Mother
Ida Zweig
Has Works in the Collection
Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam
Anne Frank House
Archives At
Houghton Library
Father
Moritz Zweig
Residence
Salzburg
( - 19th century)
End Time
:
19th century
Cause of Death
Barbiturate Overdose
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