Examples of using Max brod in English and their translations into Hebrew
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When his friend Max Brod heard about this, he was stunned.
Before dying, he instructed his friend and literary executor Max Brod, to destroy all of his manuscripts.
The years that have gone by since then havemade it easier for me to clarify the intimacy between my mother and Max Brod.
The new residential project on Max Brod Street in Petah Tikva.
Already in 1931, Max Brod was negotiating with various publishers about the possibility of releasing all of Kafka's writings in a book series, but without much success, at first.
On his deathbed, he asked his friend Max Brod to burn most of his writing.
Max Brod changed the order of the phrases, without changing the biblical text, thus recreating what, he believed, was the correct sequence of the ancient story(see his full article.).
Before his death, he asked his close friend Max Brod to burn his manuscripts.
After his death in 1924, his friend Max Brod collected, edited and published his works- despite Kafka's wishes that they be destroyed.
You didn't have the energy for Max Zweig orhis cousin Stefan, Max Brod, Kafka or Wittgenstein.
At the entrance to the neighborhood from Max Brod, There is a well-kept green grass area, Trees and vegetation, With games for preschoolers.
In an apartment on the second floor lived her literary mentor, author,playwright and musicologist Max Brod, who was like a father figure to her.
In 1912, at the home of his lifelong friend Max Brod, Kafka met Felice Bauer, who lived in Berlin and worked as a representative for a dictaphone company.
During that period, he also found interest and entertainment in the performances of Yiddish theatre,despite the misgivings of even close friends such as Max Brod, who usually supported him in everything else.
By the end of his first year he had met Max Brod, who became his close friend for the rest of his life.
Kafka's close friend Max Brod also became interested in Jewish tradition, drawn in by the Yiddish theater and the Bar Kokhba Jewish student association, under whose auspices Martin Buber delivered his famous three addresses on Judaism between 1909 and 1911.
Selected essays about his work, by Max Brod, Israel Mehlman and others; and more.
His friend Max Brod noted on a separate page attached to the notebook that the fragment was apparently composed in the 1920s(Kafka died in 1924), because the Hebrew word sna'it(squirrel) appears on it- and we know that Kafka began to study Hebrew in 1917.
Before Kafka died in 1924 he asked his friend Max Brod to destroy all his writing and letters.
Shortly after Kafka's death, Max Brod prepared the three manuscripts for print, even though all were incomplete and would not have stood up to their author's critical eye.
Just before his death, he asked his closest friend, Max Brod, to destroy everything he had written.
The only large manuscript to remain with Max Brod was for the novel The Trial, and a few other short stories, among them, Wedding Preparations in the Country, and Description of a Struggle, a number of notepads and dozens of letters.
These were published after his death mostly by his close friend Max Brod who did not accept Kafka's wish to destroy the manuscripts.
In the end of his first year of studies, he met Max Brod, who would become a close friend of his throughout his life, together with the journalist Felix Weltsch, who also studied law.
Following eight years of protracted legal proceedings, the Tel Aviv District Court has ruled that the National Library of Israel is therightful home for the personal papers of author Max Brod, which includes one of the world's most significant and expansive collections of letters and manuscripts written by Franz Kafka.
Before his death he instructed his stalwart friend Max Brod to destroy much of his work, but, against Kafka's wishes, Brod chose not to do so, thereby becoming a minor hero of literature.
Immediately after Kafka's death on June 3rd, 1924, Max Brod took the first steps to save his friend's precious legacy.
The plays were only staged at the kibbutzim, even though his friend, Max Brod, who was director of the repertoire in the Habima National Theatre, recommended them.
Following an appeal by Kafka's heirs-the children of his sister who survived the Holocaust- Max Brod was forced to hand over most of the materials to them in 1962, and thus they found their way to England.