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franz kafka
Franz Kafka papers moving to Israel’s national library
Jewish Journal
August 9, 2016
Papers belonging to writer Franz Kafka will be transferred to the National Library of Israel in Jerusalem, Israel’s Supreme Court ruled.
Kafka finds love and joy in his last days
Jewish Journal
June 4, 2015
The final year of Franz Kafka\’s life.
Kafka — demystifying the man behind the “Kafkaesque” mystique
Jonathan Kirsch
September 12, 2013
Franz Kafka has entered our language as an adjective — “Kafkaesque” is applied nowadays to almost anything that strikes us as senseless or surreal — but the man himself remains obscure. Saul Friedlander’s short biography in Yale’s Jewish Lives series, “Kafka: The Poet of Shame and Guilt” (Yale University Press, $25.00), offers an intriguing effort to fill in the blanks of a famous but little-understood author.
Court rules that Kafka papers be made public
Jewish Journal
July 23, 2010
An Israeli court ruled that papers belonging to writer Franz Kafka, possibly including an unpublished manuscript, will be made public for the first time.
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