Friendship with Me is Difficult - Correspondence 1927 - 1938 - Red Cat Classics

Friendship with Me is Difficult - Correspondence 1927 - 1938 - Red Cat Classics Book Description Two close friends, faithful representatives of a supranational European culture: Joseph Roth and Stefan Zweig. “Friendship with Me is Difficult” consists of letters these two people sent to each other between 1927 and 1938. In the letters where Roth talks about more personal issues and shows more emotional reactions in many places compared to Zweig, the two writers; They talk about the political problems of the period, their personal views on the events, and their thoughts on literature. Most importantly, as the years progress; Hitler's darkness, which spread from Germany to all of Europe, also seeps into the lines... "Friendship with Me is Difficult" reveals in all its darkness the problems that Joseph Roth and Stefan Zweig experienced in their private and professional lives, as well as the pressure that German civil society was under in the 1930s. putting it. (From the Promotional Bulletin)