The Diaries of Franz Kafka (75 page)

Khol, František (1877–1930), Czechoslovakian writer and historian,
n
66

Kierkegaard, Søren (1813–55), Danish philosopher,
n
58

Kinkel, Walter (1871–), German neo-Kantian philosopher

Kisch, Egon Erwin (1885–1948), Jewish author and journalist from Prague,
n
34

Kleist, Heinrich von (1777–1811), German dramatist,
n
62

Knaben Wunderhorn, Des
, collection of German folk songs edited by Achim von Arnim and Clemens Brentano

Kol Nidre
, by A. M. Scharkansky

Konkurrenz
, by Ozkar Baum

Körner, Karl Theodor (1791–1813), German poet

Kraus, Karl (1874–1936), Austrian-Jewish publicist and editor of
Die Fackel

Kreutzer Sonata
, The, by Leo Tolstoy

Kropotkin, Prince Peter Alexevich (1842–1921), Russian anarchist author,
n
60

Kubin, Alfred (1877–1959), Sudeten German painter and draughtsman

Kühnemann, Eugen (1868–1946), German literary historian

Kunstwart, Der
, Munich art magazine edited by Ferdinand Avenarius

Kusmin, Michail (1875–1936), Russian poet and novelist

Kvapil, Jaroslav (1868–1950), Czech dramatist

Laforgue, Jules (1860–87), French symbolist poet,
n
6

Lagerlöf, Selma (1858–1940), Swedish author

Lasker-Schüler, Elsa (1876–1945), German-Jewish poetess

Lateiner, Joseph (1853–1935), Yiddish playwright

Lechter, Melchior (1865–1937), German poet, member of Stefan George circle

‘Legend, The’, by Franz Kafka

Leiden der Deutschen
, see
Deutschen in Russland, Die

Lenz, Jacob Michael Reinhold (1751–92), German poet, who went insane

Lichtverkäuferin
, by Morris Rosenfeld

Liszt, Franz (1811–66)

Literarische Welt, Die
, literary magazine edited by Willi Haas, 1925–1934 in Berlin,
n
47

Literarischer Ratgeber
, literary review and guide published occasionally by the Dürerband

Literaturbriefe
, see
Briefe, die neueste Literatur betreffend

Loos, Adolf (1870–1933), Austrian-Jewish architect

Lorrain, Claude (1600–1682), French painter in Italy

Ludwig, Otto (1813–65), German novelist and critic

Luise
, by Johann Heinrich Voss

Luther, Martin (1483–1546)

Madame la mort
, by Rachilde

Maggid
, see
Grosse Maggid, Der

Mahler, Gustav (1860–1911), Austrian-Jewish composer

Maimon, Solomon (1754–1800)

German-Jewish philosopher from Poland

Mam’ zelle Nitouche
, by A. Millaud and H. Meilhac

Mann, Thomas (1875–1955)

Mantegna, Andrea (1431–1506), Italian Painter

Marbot, Jean Baptiste Marcelin de (1782–1854), general under Napoleon

Mariage de Figaro
, by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

Marignano
, Swiss folk drama by Carl Friedrich Weigand

Martini, Simone (1283–1344), Italian painter

Meditation
, by Franz Kafka,
n
4,
n
31,
n
40,
n
42,
n
50,
n
123

Meeres und der Lieben Wellen, Des
, drama by Franz Grillparzer Meilhac, Henri (1831–92), French librettist

Memoirs of a Revolutionist
, by Prince Peter Alexevich Kropotkin,
n
60

Mendele Mocher Sforim (1836–1917), Yiddish and Hebrew novelist

Mendelssohn, Moses (1729–86), German-Jewish philosopher

Meshumed, Der
, by Joseph Lateiner,
n
18

Metamorphosis, The
, by Franz Kafka,
n
61

Michael Kohlhaas
, by Heinrich von Kleist,
n
62

Millaud, A. (1844–92), French-Jewish playwright

Miroir
, Parisian magazine

Miser, The
, by Molière

Miss Dudelsack
, light opera by Fritz Grünbaum and Heinze Reichert

Missgeschickten, Die
, by Wilhelm Schäfer,
n
26

Moissi, Alexander (1880–1935), famous German actor

Molière (1622–73)

Moralités légendaires
, by Jules Laforgue,
n
6

Morgenrot
, by Otto Stössl

Morgenstern, Christian (1871–1914), German poet

Möricke, Eduard (1804–75), German poet

Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus (1756–91)

Münchner Neueste Nachrichten
, Munich newspaper

Musil, Robert (1880–1942), Austrian-Jewish novelist, dramatist and essayist

Musset, Alfred de (1810–57), French poet

My Past and Thoughts: the Memoirs of Alexander Herzen, n
60

Myslbeck, Joseph Vaclav (1848–1922), Czechoslovakian sculptor

Nackte Mann, Der
, by Emil Strauss,
n
39

Narciss
, play by Carry Brachvogel, German novelist and playwright (1834–193)

Náš Skautik
, magazine of the Czechoslovakian scout movement,
n
120

Nerval, Gerard de (1808–55), French poet

Neue Geschlecht, Das
, by Theodor Tagger

Neue Rundschau, Die
, literary monthly first published 1890 in Berlin by S. Fischer Verlag

Nomberg, Hirsch David (1876–1927), Yiddish writer

Oeser, Adam Friedrich (1717–99), artist who gave Goethe instructions in painting

Offenbach, Jacques (1819–80), French-Jewish composer

Organismus des Judentums
, by Jacob Fromer

Orpheus in the Underworld
, by Jacques Offenbach

Pallenberg, Max (1877–1934), German-Jewish comedian

Pan
, Berlin literary and art magazine edited by Paul Cassirer

Pascal, Blaise (1623–62)

Peretz, Isaac Loeb (1851–1915), Yiddish and Hebrew writer

Phèdre
, by Jean Racine

Pick, Otto (1887–1940), Jewish journalist from Prague
n 56
n
66

Pietsch, Ludwig (1824–1911), German painter

Pilger Kamanita
, by the Danish author Karl Gjellerup (1857–1919)

Pines, Meyer Isser (1881–1942?), Jewish literary historian from Russia

Pinthus, Kurt (1886–1975), German-Jewish author and journalist Plato

‘Podriatechick, Der’, by Naum Meir Schaikewitz

Poppenberg, Hans (1869–1915), German literary historian and critic

Prager Presse
, German language newspaper edited by Otto Pick,
n
56

Prager Tagblatt
, Prague German-language newspaper

Raabe, Wilhelm (1831–1910), German novelist

Rabinowitz, Solomon, see Sholom Aleichem

Rachilde, pseud, for Marguerite Valette (1862–1935), French novelist and playwright

Racine, Jean (1639–99)

Raphael, (1483–1520)

Ratten, Die
, by Gerhart Hauptmann

Republic, The
, by Plato

Reiseschatten
, by Justinus Kerner

‘Resolutions’, by Franz Kafka,
n
42

Richard and Samuel
, by Max Brod and Franz Kafka
n
14,
n
47,
n
21

Richard III
, by William Shakespeare

Richepin, Jean (1849–1926), French poet, novelist, and dramatist

Richter, Moses (1873–1939), Yiddish playwright

Rideamus, pseud, for Fritz Oliven, (1874–1956), German satirical poet

Rosenfeld, Morris (1862–1917), Yiddish poet

Roskoff, Gustav (1814–89), German author of
Geschichte des Teufels

Rowohlt, Ernst (1887–1960), German publisher,
n
50

Rubens, Peter Paul (1577–1640)

Rückert, Friedrich (1788–1866), German poet

Rundschau
, see
Neue Rundschan, Die

Salten, Felix (1869–1945), Austrian-Jewish author and critic, born in Budapest

Sarcey, Francisque (1827–99), French theatrical critic

Schadow, Johann Gottfried (1764–1850), German sculptor

Schäfer, Wilhelm (1868–1952), German novelist

Scharkansky, A. M., Polish-Jewish poet and playwright

Schaubühne
, literary weekly edited by S. Jacobsohn, published, 1905–18 in Berlin, then absorbed in
Die Weltbühne

Schechite
, by Jacob Gordin

Schicksals Spiele und Ernst, Des
, by Oskar Baum

Schildkraut, Rudolph (1862–1930), Austrian-Jewish actor

Schiller, Friedrich (1759–1805)

Schiller
, biography by Eugen Kühnemann

Schlaf, Johannes (1862–1941), German dramatist and novelist

Schlegel, Friedrich (1772–1824), German romantic poet and critic

Schmidtbonn, Wilhelm (1876–1952), German writer

Schneider als Gemeinderat, Der
, by Moses Richter

Schnitzler, Arthur (1862–1931), Austrian-Jewish playwright and novelist

Schnorr, Julius von Carolsfeld (1794–1872), German Pre-Raphaelite painter

Schomer, pseud for Nahum Meir Schaikewits (1849–1906), Polish-Jewish novelist

Schönherr, Karl (1869–1943), Austrian dramatist

Schönsten Heilegenlegenden in Wort und Bild, Die
, by Expeditus P.

Schmidt (1868–), German priest and author

Schwind, Moritz von (1804–71), German painter

Secessio Judaica
, by Hans Blüher

Seele, Die
, see
Vom Sein und von der Seele

Selbstmörder
, by David Edeslstatt

Selbstwehr
, Prague Zionist weekly

Separated
, autobiographical novel by Johan August Strindberg

Shakespeare, William (1564–1616)

Shaw, George Bernard (1856–1950)

Sholom Aleichem (1859–1916), Yiddish novelist

Siège de Paris, Le
, by Francisque Sarcey

Smetana, Friedrich (1824–84), Czech composer

Soederblom, Nathan (1866–1931), Swedish theologian

Soyka, Otto (1882–1955), German novelist

Staël, Madame de (1776–1817), French writer

Steiner, Rudolf (1861–1925), German founder of the anthroposophical society,
n
11

Sternenbraut, Die
, by Christian von Ehrenfels

Sternheim, Karl (1878–1943), German dramatist

Stilling, see Jung-Stilling, Johann Heinrich

‘Stoker, The’, Chap. I of
Amerika
, by Franz Kafka,
n
53

Storm, Theodor Woldsen (1817–88), German poet and novelist

‘Story of Captain Nemo’, see
Twenty Thousand Leagues under the Sea

Stössl, Otto (1875–1936), Austrian playwright and novelist,
n
46

Strasse der Verlassenheit, Die
, by W. Fred

Strauss, Emil (1866–1960), German novelist,
n
39

Strauss, Richard (1864–1949), German composer Strindberg, Johan August (1849–1912), Swedish dramatist, novelist, and poet

Strobl, Karl Hans (1877–1946), Austrian novelist from Prague

‘Sudden Walk, The’, by Franz Kafka,
n
40

Sulamith
, by Abraham Goldfaden

Tagblatt
, see
Prager Tagblatt

Tagger, Theodor (Bruckner, Ferdinand, 1891–1958), German-Jewish playwright

Taine, Hyppolite Adolphe (1828–93), French critic and historian

Talmud, 125–6

Taten des Grossen Alexander
, by Michail Kusmin

Tête d’or
, verse play by Paul Claudel,
n
63

Tetschen-Bodenbacher Zeitung
, German-language newspaper, published in Bohemia

Theilhaber, Felix Aaron (1884–1956), German-Jewish writer, later in Israel

‘Three Old Men, The’, story by Leo Tolstoy,
n
121

Tintoretto (1518–94)

Titian (1477–1576)

Tolstoy, Leo (1828–1910)

Tragic Overture
, by Johannes Brahms

Trial, The
, by Franz Kafka,
n
81,
n
86,
n
87 n 101 ,
n
125

Trietsch, Davis (1870–1935), German Zionist writer

Tucholsky, Kurt (1890–1935), German-Jewish publicist

Twenty Thousand Leagues
under
the Sea, by Jules Verne

Über Land und Meer
, illustrated popular magazine published in Stuttgart from 1858 to 1923

‘Unhappiness’, by Franz Kafka,
n
4

‘Unmasking a confidence Trickster’, by Franz Kafka,.
n
4

Utitz, Emil (1883–1956), Jewish philosopher from Prague,
n
33

Velasquez, Diego Rodriguez (1599–1660)

Veit, David
,
see
Briefwechsel Zwischen Rahel und David Veit

Veronese, Paul (1528–88), Italian painter

‘Village Schoolmaster, The’, see ‘Giant Mole, The’

Vojnovič, Ivo (1857–1929), Croat dramatist

Volk des harten Schlafes, Das
, by Oskar Baum,
n
8

Vom Sein und von der Seele
, by Walter Kinkel

Vorwärts
, Der, organ of the Social Democratic Party published in Berlin

Voss, Johann Heinrich (1751–1826), German poet

Vrchlicky, Jaroslav (1853–1912), Czech poet, 140–41

Walser, Robert (1878–1956), Swiss writer and poet

Wasserman, Jakob (1873–1933), German-Jewish novelist

Wedekind, Frank (1864–1918), German dramatist

Weiss, Ernst (1884–1940), German-Jewish novelist and poet,
n 57, n
76,
n
77

Weite Land, Dos
, by Arthur Schnitzler

Weltsch, Felix (1884–1964), Jewish philosopher and publicist from Prague, later in Palestine, n 37,
n
140

Weltsch, Robert (b. 1891), Zionist journalist from Prague, later in Israel, now in England

Werden des Gottesglaubensy Das
, by Nathan Soederblom

Werfel, Franz (1890–1945), Austrian-Jewish poet and novelist