Synopsis
Zweig found a romantic and pathos filled dream landscape in Brazil. This book collects his impression of Brazil from 1936 and describes a country in stark contrast to the war filled and fascistic ruled Europe. In elegant prose, Zweig paints a now utopian looking picture of a mystical world on the other side of the ocean. For Zweig, Brazil was not constricted by past traditions and had all the potential of the future in its hands.
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