Examples of using Kundera in English and their translations into Polish
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Have you read Milan Kundera?
Milan Kundera features on no list.
One notable Czech-French writer is Milan Kundera.
Milan Kundera is speaking at our graduation.
And plus, we owe it to Kafka and Milan Kundera.
People also translate
Milan Kundera is speaking at our graduation.
Desire for order is a desire for death." Kundera.
Kundera considers himself a writer without a message.
Kissinger would be duller- Why not? than Kundera with that foghorn voice and that accent?
Kundera answered immediately
Kissinger would be duller than Kundera with that foghorn voice and that accent.
Milan Kundera was right when describing Central Europe as“not a state” but“a culture or a fate.
The other Czech literary great, Milan Kundera, has also experienced problems similar to Kafka's.
Karel Kosík and Milan Kundera.
It's Milan Kundera, The Book of Laughter and Forgetting.
For the majority of the Czech public and media this means that Kundera is freed of any suspicion.
Kundera can say whatever he likes,
Much of his writing was done in French as Kundera actually resided in France during the seventies.
Franz Kafka or Milan Kundera.
Dlask or Kundera- were ever interrogated by the police.
The fact that Kundera himself learned about the allegations from the press is another great failure of journalistic decency.
Characteristic of this was also the fax sent by Respekt to Kundera, in which he was asked to make a personal statement.
Milan Kundera contrasted the Paris uprising
The café culture which influenced lots of the artists of the city, from Kundera to Kafka, is now essentially consigned to history.
the now famous writer Milan Kundera.
a fighter for freedom, while Kundera was cast as a villainous lackey of the totalitarian regime.
I must admit that I was prompted more by my anger about the witch-hunt than by compassion towards Kundera, who does not need or want that.
It came as a shock to me not because- like so many others- I admire Kundera as an author of novels
Milan Kundera or Jaroslav Hasek
which reported that in 1950 Milan Kundera informed the police on a person who was later sentenced to 22 years in prison.