
Margit Kaffka
June 10, 1880 – December 1, 1918
Margit Kaffka was a prominent Hungarian writer, recognized as a significant voice of her generation. Her narratives primarily explored the decline of the gentry and the multifaceted struggles faced by independent women at the turn of the century. Kaffka frequently drew upon personal recollections of national crises and the stark societal contradictions of Hungarian life. Her distinctive literary style adeptly captured the essence of her era and the profound impact of social change.
1995The Ant Heap