The concluding fourth volume of the edition gathers letters from Zweig's last ten years of life. Not only do the political circumstances darken. His books are burned, and his house in Salzburg becomes unbearable for him. Separations, divorces, estrangements: from Romain Rolland, the long-time recipient of many letters, from his wife Friderike, who nevertheless remains one of his closest confidants - alongside correspondents like Felix Braun and Ben Huebsch. A new apartment in England, a new marriage. Friends die: Toller, Roth, Herrmann-Neisse. He tries to help the survivors, to the point of exhaustion. Lecture tours, moving to New York, later to Brazil. There, the end. Nevertheless, during these years, works such as the biographies 'Marie Antoinette' and 'Mary Stuart', the libretto for 'The Silent Woman', the novel 'Beware of Pity', and others are created.