Prague Linguistic Circle / Society for the Protection of Animals / Charles University in Prague / Czechoslovak government / /
Person
Josef Holeček / Hanuš Bonn / Lea / Avraham ben Azri’el / Josef Škvorecký / Siegfried Kapper / Karel Sýs / Oskar Donath / Ladislav Fuks / Leopold Hilsner / Roman Jakobson / Theodor Mundstock / Karel Hynek Mácha / Franz Kafka / Jew / Milena Jesenská / Yitshak ben Mosheh / Karel Havlíček Borovský / Viktor Fischl / Joseph II / Karel Havlíček / Anna Auředníčková / Jaroslav Vrchlický / Ivan Klíma / Pavel Tigrid / Jan Neruda / Karel Poláček / Rudolph II / Jan Herben / Pavel Eisner / Josef Bor / Ivan Olbracht / Richard Weiner / Petr Bezruč / Jindřich Heisler / Pavel (Paul) Eisner / Richard Glazar / Avigdor Dagan / České / Norbert Frýd / Milan Uhde / Adolf Stránský / Rafael Schächter / Heinz Jakob Tauber / Otto Popper / Leoš Janáček / David / Jiří Langer / Hana Belohradská / Karol Sidon / Ladislav Grosman / Julius Zeyer / Eduard Lederer / Josef Jiří Kolár / Abraham Chladek / Jaroslav Hašek / Arnošt Lustig / Max Brod / Josef Vohryzek / /
Position
important novelist / Communist journalist / translator / composer / Versatile author / prominent translator / poet / great poet and journalist / head / poet / literary historian / drama director / short-story writer / author / anarchist and Bohemian poet / professor / conductor / poet and artist / political journalist / short story writer / writer / poet / and literary historian / versatile literary critic / minister of culture / Cremator / Major / novelist / critic / lecturer / cultural critic / hermetic poet / minister / poet / agile poet / critic / leading journalist and literary critic / foreign correspondent / cultural critic / chief rabbi / young poet / Poet / novelist / and diplomat / lecturer / essayist / diplomat / great Romantic poet / correspondent / director at the National Theater / critic / journalist / writer / director of the National Theater / and professor / Judge / head of the Jewish community’s immigration department / /
CZECH LITERATURE. The oldest examples of Czech Jewish writing are glosses in medieval Hebrew manuscripts; Jewish scholars in Prague explained unusual or difficult Hebrew terms using Hebrew transcriptions of “the langua