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Karl Kraus

    April 28, 1874 – June 12, 1936

    Karl Kraus stands as a towering figure in European satire, often hailed as the first major satirist on the continent since Jonathan Swift. His incisive wit and critical lens were primarily directed towards the press, the state of German culture, and the political landscapes of Germany and Austria. Through his multifaceted work as a writer, journalist, playwright, and poet, Kraus wielded aphorisms and essays as powerful tools to dissect and critique the society of his time, leaving an indelible mark on literary and journalistic discourse.

    Karl Kraus
    Nestroy und die Nachwelt
    Sittlichkeit und Kriminalität
    Aforismi in forma di diario
    The Kraus project
    The Last Days of Mankind
    The Third Walpurgis Night