Stefan ZweigStefan Zweig (1981-1942) was the most widely translated writer of the 1920s and 1930s. A Jewish pacifist, he was driven by the Nazis into exile, first in London, then in Brazil, where he committed suicide in a pact with his wife. The manuscript for <>The Post Office Girl was found among his papers. Zweig's other novels include Beware of Pity and Chess Story. Read More Read Less
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