Stefan ZWEIG (Alzir HELLA)
Carte-lettre autographe signée adressée au traducteur Alzir Hella
Paris 20 mars 1938|11.80 x 8 cm|une carte-lettre pliée
Unpublished signed autograph letter card from Stefan Zweig addressed to his translator Alzir Hella.
11 lines written in French in violet ink on a letter-card of the Louvois Hotel in Paris.
Zweig evokes "the general rehearsal of Vidrac" and assures his correspondent: "I still have a lot of people to see." He completes this letter card with a funny formula: "Friends of your old man / Stefan".
Alzir Hella would have known Zweig through the intermediary of Emile Verhaeren, but some biographers evoke a fortuitous meeting in Parisian anarchist circles that the writer discovered shortly before the Great War.
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11 lines written in French in violet ink on a letter-card of the Louvois Hotel in Paris.
Zweig evokes "the general rehearsal of Vidrac" and assures his correspondent: "I still have a lot of people to see." He completes this letter card with a funny formula: "Friends of your old man / Stefan".
Alzir Hella would have known Zweig through the intermediary of Emile Verhaeren, but some biographers evoke a fortuitous meeting in Parisian anarchist circles that the writer discovered shortly before the Great War.
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