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Franz Kafka in Eastern Europe

An international Symposium on the life and work of Franz Kafka took place on May 27-28, 1963, at the Liblice Castle, which is owned by the Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences. There have been dozens of international conferences on Kafka, so this event would not be particularly significant if it were not for certain features which distinguished it from all others. First, it was held in the country where Kafka was born and spent practically his entire life and where he remained almost unknown until 1963, not only denied a place in literature, but also refused any recognition by a society which had considered him decadent and destructive.