Kafka. Life after death. The fate of the heritage of the great writer
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The amazing story of the legacy of Franz Kafka is a detective that actually happened. Kafka was not going to publish his works, but bequeathed to destroy them after his death to his best friend, Max Broda. Fortunately for world literature, Brod saw the genius of then the unknown Kafka, and ultimately devoted the remaining life of their publication. But the truly exciting battle for the works of the great writer began with the death of Max Brod-by coincidence, two states began to fight for them, which considered Kafka "their writer, Israel and Germany.
In his fascinating investigation, journalist Benjamin Balint is unraveling the ball of legal, political and ethical disputes, showing the reader a new side of the great Franz Kafka and the difficult fate of his works
In his fascinating investigation, journalist Benjamin Balint is unraveling the ball of legal, political and ethical disputes, showing the reader a new side of the great Franz Kafka and the difficult fate of his works
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-04-095604-3
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