Thanks for your kind words.
Reading his reports & books (his poems are lower quality; he wasn't a poet then a prose writer) give phenomenal insights in the daily live, the social and political circumstances of these ugly times - the first World War, then the power struggles in the Weimar Republic, followed by the nazi takeover.
Joseph Roth was an excellent journalist & (book)author. Also jew, a generous
grand seigneur, and sadly, an alcoholic. These circumstances adversely affect his psychosocial, financial, and health situation.
Former a close friend to Stefan Zweig; I read their (voluminous) correspondence
„Jede Freundschaft mit mir ist verderblich“ (not involved in Werke 1-6).
German wikipedia offers obviously much more info than the English one.
I download from archive.org source the ePub & PDF files (former are quite faulty, only to use as a rough concept - latter for the visual insights) and use largely the format that is given; appropriately adjusted to the ereader medium.
Inhalt (Werke 2)(PDF)
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I still don't see why you would need links to go from the <h3> back to the TOC though... if you designed the TOC properly, you should be able to use the device's functionality to jump to any other chapter in the book:
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In calibre or sigil there are no problems with overview/orientation.
Edit Book view (Werke 2) (I like named, but only necessary entries (max 260 KB) in the Files Browser.)
But when reading the book with ereader? Let's say I read any report in the middle of a volume. The inline ToC in one book is about 70 pages,
8 entries per ereader page.
inline ToC (toc.xhtml)
The views of
calibre Edit Book to
sigil are different. So far I got very few experience with
sigil.