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Stefan Zweig returns to London: a plaque remembers the house where he lived during exile
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El escritor austríaco vivió entre 1936 y 1939 en un departamento de Hallam Street, durante su primer exilio tras el ascenso del nazismo.Una placa azul recuerda ahora aquella residencia londinense. Zweig abandonaría Inglaterra en 1940 y terminaría sus días en Brasil junto a su esposa.
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