Stefan Zweig
Franz Löwy (1920) © ÖNB/Wien (Pf 4066 : C 1)

Stefan Zweig

Author of Chess Story

Also known as: S Zweig, S. Sweig, Stefan Zweig, Stefan Zweif, stefan zwieg, Stefan Zueig ... (see complete list), Stefan Sweig, Stefan Sweig, Zweig Stephan, Stephen Zweig, Zweig Stephan, STEFGAN ZWEIG, Štefan Zweig, Zweig Stefann, Stéfan Zweig, Stefan Zweig's, Zweig Stéphan, סטפן צויג, Stefan Zweig Stefan, Stéfan Zweig, Стефан Цвейг, Berta; Zweig, Stefan Vías Mahou, Stefan; Hella, Alzir (trans) Zweig, Schriftsteller, Oesterreich Stefan Zweig, Stefan Zweig; Eden Paul; Cedar Paul (tr.), Stefan Zweig; Translators Eden Paul And Ce, Stefan Zweig; Translators William Rose And, Stefan; Translated by Cedar and Eden Paul Zweig, Stefan(Author) ; Rotenberg Zweig, Joel(Translator), Stefan Zweig. Translated by William and Dorothy Ro

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Stefan Zweig and his wife together ended their lives by suicide in despair over World War II.
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