Stefan Zweig · 1943
Russ Roberts calls it an extraordinary memoir detailing life in Vienna and Europe between the wars.
A speaker recommends a book written by someone else.
“His memoir, which I really recommend, which I think your quote is from, it's called The World of Yesterday. It's an extraordinary memoir of life in Vienna and in Europe between the wars and then the rise of the Nazis. It's an extraordinary book.”
Why: It is an extraordinary memoir of life in Vienna and Europe between the wars.
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