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Book Description

The fascinating portrait of the woman who lived with Franz Kafka during the last year of his life-and whose adventures brought her face-to-face with the decisive moments in 20th century European history. In this gripping literary detective story, Kathi Diamant brings to light the amazing woman who captured Kafka's heart and kept his literary flame alive for decades. It was Dora Diamant, an independent spirit who fled her Polish Hasidic family to pursue her Zionist dreams, who persuaded Kafka to leave his parents and live with her in Berlin the year before he died. Although many credit (or blame) her for burning many of his papers, as he had requested, she also held onto many others-papers that the Gestapo confiscated and that have yet to be recovered. Dora's life after Kafka-from her days as a struggling agitprop actress in Berlin to her sojourn in Moscow in the 1930s, from her wartime escape to Great Britain, to her first emotional visit to the new nation of Israel-offers a prism through which we can view the cultural and political history of twentieth-century Europe. Based on original sources and interviews, including never-before-seen material from the Comintern and Gestapo arc

Book Dimension

length: (cm)22.6 　　　 　　　　　 　　　　　 width:(cm)16.1

凯茜•迪亚曼特是圣地亚哥州立大学“卡夫卡项目”的主任。她沉浸在多拉•迪亚曼特的故事中已超过十五年，追溯多拉在欧洲的脚步，发现被忽视的档案和遗失的文献，并对所知健在的每个认识多拉的人展开访问。如今她生活在加利福利亚的圣地亚哥。