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Beyond Kafka's letters: 130 years since the birth of journalist and resistance fighter Milena Jesenská
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Milena Jesenská is known around the world primarily through Franz Kafka's letters to her.
Milena Jesenská | Photo: repro 'Milena Jesenská'; Alena Wagnerová, ArgoMilena Jesenská was born in Prague in 1896.
It was her work as a translator that brought her into contact with Franz Kafka.
Kafka found in Milena someone who truly understood him, while Milena found a man who could articulate her thoughts with remarkable precision.
A legacy that crossed bordersAfter the war, “Letters to Milena” came out, and the world came to know her as the woman who had understood Franz Kafka.