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Documentation regarding the founding of the Společnost Franze Kafky Praha (Franz Kafka Society in Prague) and publications of the Society, 1990-1992
 Documentation regarding the founding of the Společnost Franze Kafky Praha (Franz Kafka Society in Prague) and publications of the Society, 1990-1992
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Testimony of Anna Maria Jokl, regarding her acquaintance with Ottilie Otla Kafka-David, the sister of Franz Kafka, during 1933-1939, and Ottilie's willingness to join a deportation to Theresienstadt and to Auschwitz
 Testimony of Anna Maria Jokl, regarding her acquaintance with Ottilie Otla Kafka-David, the sister of Franz Kafka, during 1933-1939, and Ottilie's willingness to join a deportation to Theresienstadt and to Auschwitz Article published in the "Frankfurter Allgemeine" newspaper on 27/06/1969, with a description of Ottilie Otla Kafka-David and her family's life in Prague during 1933-1939. Ottilie's husband was a Czech Christian, and they had two daughters Vera and Helenka; description of the witness' meeting after the war with the divorced husband of Ottilie and her two daughters, who survived thanks to their...
File Number : 8772
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Language : German
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