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Vladislav Vančura

    June 23, 1891 – June 1, 1942

    Vladislav Vančura was a Czech writer whose prose is deeply marked by his experiences in World War I and by Expressionism. In his writing, he fearlessly experimented, seeking new modes of artistic expression. His works are characterized by a distinctive language and style that echoes archaic Czech and emphasizes onomatopoeia and sound. Overall, Vančura's language is exceptionally rich and evocative.

    Vladislav Vančura
    Peterpetz und Peter Petermichel
    Dirnen, Gaukler, Advokaten
    Markéta Lazarová
    Der Bäcker Jan Marhoul. Roman
    Summer of Caprice
    Ploughshares into Swords