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  • Czech Republic
    Czech Republic
    / Literature of the Czech Republic

    Božena Němcová’s novel Babička (1855; The Grandmother, also translated as Granny) became a lasting favorite with Czech readers, while the journalist and poet Karel Havlíček Borovský tried to acquaint the Czechs with some of the stark facts of political life. Jan Neruda, in his poetry and short stories,…

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    Božena Němcová’s novel Babička (1855; The Grandmother, also translated as Granny) became a lasting favorite with Czech readers, while the journalist and poet Karel Havlíček Borovský tried to acquaint the Czechs with some of the stark facts of political life. Jan Neruda, in his poetry and short stories,…

    Read More