Examples of using Handke in English and their translations into Serbian
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Yes, I reached for the phone, andimmediately called Handke;
Handke had given a speech in 2006 at the funeral of Milosevic.
I don't know why, butI feel now is a good time to get it", Handke said.
Handke, 65, visited the northern town of Velika Hodja in May 2008.
I do not have Yugoslav citizenship,I just got the passport so I could travel," Handke said.
Handke controversially gave a speech at Milošević's funeral in 2006.
I would say that sharing with someone is better than helping andthat's why I share,“ Handke said in Velika Hoca in 2015.
Handke often traveled with a small entourage of translators and friends, including Abbott.
There are many people who like or dislike me, butI do not believe that many have read my works,” said Handke.
But in his speech on Saturday, Handke pandered precisely to the tastes of this extremely conservative following.
To see in the Serbian people only Milošević's world andto notice nothing else disqualifies Handke as a writer and an intellectual.
Handke is one of the few internationally known Western European intellectuals who publicly supports Serbs.
Asked about the planned protests next week, Handke reminisced about a visit to Norway in 2014, when he won the Ibsen award.
Handke had visited Visegrad in 1996, and when he returned with his travel companions in 1998, he was a hero to the Serbs there.
I tell you I prefer the toilet paper, an anonymous letter with toilet paper inside, to your empty andignorant questions," Handke said.
Handke must have read that story closely because he made fun of Hedges for referring to the town's warlord as walking around barefoot.
I tell you I prefer the toilet paper, an anonymous letter with toilet paper inside, to your empty andignorant questions,” Handke said.
It is hard to imagine that Handke was not aware, when he stayed at the Vilina Vlas, of what was widely reported to have happened there.
In 1996, a year after the end of the conflicts in Bosnia and Croatia, Peter Handke published a pamphlet,"Justice for Serbia", which sparked controversy.
Handke believed it bordered on a silent film, aside from some music, and lacked much of the notes he had sent to Wenders during filming.
Wenders, a Venice aficionado, is coming with 3-D drama“The Beautiful Days of Aranjuez,” based on a play by his“Wings of Desire” co-writer Peter Handke.
Kunzru said he believed that Handke would have won the Nobel earlier,“had he not decided to act as a propagandist for the genocidal Milošević regime”.
Contacted by The Intercept earlier this week,Widrich explained that for nearly a decade Handke had rented a cottage on his property in Salzburg.
Handke never said that the Serbs didn't commit crimes, but he did his best to strike a balance in the anti-Serb worldwide propaganda that reigned.
In 1996, a year after the end of the conflicts in Bosnia and Croatia, Peter Handke published a pamphlet,"Justice for Serbia", which sparked controversy.
It would seem unlikely that Handke, after reading and writing about the Hedges story, would have forgotten its chilling reference to the Vilina Vlas.
Asked about the moment that he was told that he won the Nobel prize, Handke said he was calm at first but only until the attacks against him began.
Handke was one of the few in the international public who dared to say something nice about the Serbs and Serbia, and I thank him for that," said Brnabic.
Nobel committee member Henrik Petersen said Handke was“radically unpolitical” in his writing and that his support for the Serbs had been misunderstood.
Handke became the enfant terrible of the European avant-garde, denouncing all social, psychological and historical categories of experience as species of linguistic fraud.