Foreign literature Jewish Women / Max Brod / Hisashi Nakamura

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Foreign Literature
[Introduction to the Contents]
Author and translator Max Brod who contributed to world literature by editing the Complete Works of the Kafuka, violating the will of Franz Kafuka, who was his best friend as a person of literature, and defecting while keeping the manuscript, and contributing to world literature by compiling the Complete Works of the Kafuka. This is an autobiographical novel by Bloat. It describes naked love affairs and the difficulties of a German Jewish youth who went to Gymnasium in the Czech Republic in the 1910 s.
First translation in Japan.
[Author profile]
(Max Brod 1884? 1968)
Writing, music review and composer from Czechoslovakia-Israel.
After receiving a Doctor of Law degree from the German department of the University of Prague, worked as a post office official and became a writer and critic.
Emigrated to Palestine in 1939.
Numerous books.
The most well-known achievements include his work as a friend and adviser to the Emperor of the United Kingdom, editing and introducing the manuscript, and a biographer.
Novels include 『 Czech maid 』, 『 Arnold Baer -- the fate of a Jew 』, the road to the god of 『 Tycho Brahe 』, and 『 Jewish king Roybeni 』.