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Dora Diamant ( Dworja Diament, jiddisch Dora Dymant ); verheiratete Lask (* 4. März 1898 in Pabianice, Kongresspolen; † 15. August 1952 in London) war eine politische Aktivistin und Schauspielerin. Sie war die letzte Lebensgefährtin von Franz Kafka .
Dora Diamant (Dwojra Diament, also Dymant) (c. 1900 – 1952) is best remembered as the lover of the writer Franz Kafka and the person who kept some of his last writings in her possession until they were confiscated by the Gestapo in 1933. This retention was against the wishes of Kafka, who had requested shortly before his death that they be ...
Dworja Diament, (Dora Dymant in Yiddish) was born in 1898 in the central Polish district capital Pabianice, south of Łódź. She spent her childhood in Będzin in Lesser Poland, on the edge of the Russian-controlled mining region of Congress Poland in Upper Silesia.
Dora Diamant (Dwojra Diament, ou Dymant) (1898 à Pabianice en Pologne - 15 août 1952 à Londres en Angleterre [1]) est une actrice de théâtre et journaliste polonaise, militante communiste de culture yiddish.
The last woman in Kafka’s life, twenty years younger than Kafka, she was Jewish and hailed from the Polish town of Pabianice. She emigrated to Germany to escape from difficult family circumstances. There is uncertainty about her real date of birth.
Dec 15, 2022 · Kathi Diamant is the Director of the Kafka Project at San Diego State University. For over fifteen years she has been immersed in the story of Dora Diamant, retracing Dora’s steps in Europe, discovering neglected archives and lost papers, and conducting interviews with every known living person who knew her.
Kafka met a natural and simple girl at the beginning of July 1923 at a holiday camp in Müritz on the Baltic coast: the twenty-year-old Dora Diamant, from a Polish orthodox Hasidic Jewish family. By the autumn, the terminally ill author had moved to Berlin to be with this, his last love.
