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1. academic.oup.com › leobaeck › article-abstractMax Brod and Hans-Joachim Schoeps: Literary Collaborators ...

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   Jun 13, 2015 · What Brod understood as Zionism is itself a complex issue, which is partially addressed in this article. For a more comprehensive overview of Max Brod’s politics and his highly idiosyncratic Zionism, see Mark Gelber, ‘Max Brod’s Zionist Writings', in LBI Yearbook, vol. 33 (1988), pp. 437–448. Gelber also provides a nuanced account of ...

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   "Er lebte dichtend und er dichtete lebendig." Max BrodAusschnitt aus einem Gespräch mit Georg Stadtler aus dem Jahr 1968. Das Gespräch in voller Länge hier: ...

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   Jewish Women by Max Brod Translated from the German. The first ever translation of Max Brod’s novel (originally published in German in Berlin, 1911) which portrays the prosperous and settled world of assimilated Prague Jewry before the First World War – the world not only of Max Brod but also of his life-long friend, the writer Franz Kafka.

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   Jan 23, 2008 · Max Brod owes much of his fame to his close friend, Franz Kafka. Not only did he publish Kafka’s biography and interpretations of his works, as well as edit and publicize Kafka’s novels and stories, but as Kafka’s executor, he enriched modern literature by disregarding Kafka’s wish that he destroy his manuscripts after his death.

5. www.universaledition.com › en › ContactsMax Brod - the composer's life and work | Universal Edition

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   Prague, Tschechien. d. Tel Aviv, Israel. Brod was a writer, music and theatre critic, editor, inventor, mentor, trustee of Franz Kafka’s estate, musician and composer, librettist, translator (of Janacek’s libretti),…. He was among the authors whose works were forbidden during the Nazi era. He immigrated in 1939 on the last free train to ...

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7. fi.wikipedia.org › wiki › Max_BrodMax Brod – Wikipedia

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   Max Brod ( 27. toukokuuta 1884 Praha, Böömi – 20. joulukuuta 1968 [1] Tel Aviv, Israel [2]) oli kirjailija, dramaturgi, säveltäjä ja juristi. Hän syntyi Prahassa, joka silloin oli osa Itävalta-Unkarin Böömiä . Brod oli tuottelias kirjailija, mutta lisäksi hän oli Franz Kafkan ystävä, elämäkerrankirjoittaja ja tämän kirjeiden ...