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Schiller-Archiv, Weimar
— Insel Verlag, correspondence with Stefan Zweig.
— Fritz Adolf Hünich, business papers, private business correspondences.
— Fritz Adolf Hünich, letters received from Stefan Zweig.
— Correspondence relating to general business matters.
    Inge und Erich Fitzbauer, Eichgraben
— Letters from Alfred Zweig to Erich Fitzbauer.
    NLI Jerusalem: National Library of Israel, Jerusalem
— A letter from Theodor Herzl to Stefan Zweig of 2nd November 1903.
— A letter from Stefan Zweig to Lavinia Mazzucchetti of 23rd May 1930.
    LBI New York: Leo Baeck Institute, New York
— Letters from Stefan Zweig to Heinrich Eisemann, Stefan Zweig Collection.
    LLB Detmold: Lippische Landesbibliothek (Lippisches Literaturarchiv), Detmold
— Correspondence between Stefan Zweig and Alfred Bergmann.
— Notes made by Alfred Bergmann for lecture presentations on Stefan Zweig.
    LOC Washington: Library of Congress, Washington DC
— Stefan Zweig: Blick auf mein Leben (early manuscript draft of Die Welt von Gestern ).
    ÖNB/ÖLA Vienna: Österreichische Nationalbibliothek, Österreichisches Literaturarchiv, Vienna
— Letters from Stefan Zweig to Eugen Wolbe, literary estate of Eugen Wolbe.
    Österreichisches Theatermuseum, Vienna
— Stefan Zweig: list of selected manuscripts from his collection donated to the theatre collection at the National Library in Vienna.
    ÖUB Basle: Öffentliche Bibliothek der Universität Basel, Basle
— Correspondence between Stefan Zweig and Karl Geigy-Hagenbach, Geigy-Hagenbach literary estate.
— Correspondence between Stefan Zweig and Franz Zinkernagel, Zinkernagel literary estate.
    In private ownership, Great Britain
— Letters from Lotte Zweig to Hannah and Manfred Altmann.

     In private ownership, Switzerland
— A letter from Stefan Zweig to Richard Specht of 21st January 1927.
    PRO Kew: The National Archives (Public Record Office), Kew
— Stefan Zweig and Lotte Zweig, née Altmann: formal applications and other documents relating to the attainment of British citizenship.
    S Fischer Verlag, Archiv, Frankfurt am Main
— Stefan Zweig, sketches for Autographennovelle (photocopy, original in private ownership).
— Ernst Benedikt: Erinnerungen an Stefan Zweig (photocopy of the typescript, untitled) [Ernst Benedikt: Erinnerungen ].
— Ludwig Schwerin: Begegnung mit Stefan Zweig (photocopy of the typescript).
— Photocopy of a letter from Stefan Zweig to a wedding guest (best man?).
— Photocopies of the personal files of Stefan Zweig and other documents relating to his period of military service.
— Photocopies of pre-printed correspondence cards used by Stefan Zweig.
    SBA Bern: Schweizerisches Bundesarchiv, Bern
— Official request to compile a report on Stefan Zweig, and the text of the report prepared during his stay at the Hotel Belvoir in Rüschlikon, dated 27th July and 1st August 1918 respectively.
    SBB Berlin: Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin, Preussischer Kulturbesitz, Berlin
— Stefan Zweig: Lebenslauf, Brümmer literary estate.
— A letter from Stefan Zweig to Emil Ludwig, undated.
— Letters from Stefan Zweig to Gerhart Hauptmann, Hauptmann literary estate.
— Music collection: letters from Stefan Zweig to Ferruccio Busoni, Busoni estate.
    SLA Salzburg: Stiftung Salzburger Literaturarchiv, Salzburg
— Literary estate of Donald Prater, including the questionnaire for Friderike Zweig [Prater questionnaire].
— Estate of Wilhelm Meingast, including correspondence between Stefan Zweig and Anna Meingast.
    SUNY, Fredonia/NY: Stefan Zweig Collection, Reed Library, State University of New York, Fredonia
— Part of Stefan Zweig’s literary estate, including manuscripts of his own works, incoming and outgoing correspondence, personal papers.

— Correspondence between Stefan and Friderike Zweig.
— Correspondence between Stefan Zweig’s heirs, including correspondence with Alfred Zweig.
— Alfred Zweig’s estate.
    Thomas Hoeller, Munich
— Family documents and photographs