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Max Brod

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Bohemian-Israeli author, composer, and journalist (1884–1968).

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Occupation

16 items
Linguist
Composer
Pianist
Novelist
Translator
Journalist
Lyricist
Poet Lawyer
Biographer
Opinion Journalist
Playwright
Poet
Theatre Critic
Official
Writer
Jurist

Place of Birth

Prague

Country of Citizenship

Israel
Cisleithania

Date of Birth

5/27/1884

Date of Death

12/20/1968
12/21/1968

Instance Of

Human

Place of Death

Tel Aviv
Jaffa

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Given Name

Max

Award Received

Bialik Prize
(1948)
Point in Time
: 1948
Willibald-Pirckheimer-Medaille
(1964)
Point in Time
: 1964
Honorary Award of the Heinrich Heine Society
(1965)
Point in Time
: 1965

Work Location

Prague

Described by Source

Svensk Uppslagsbok
Great Soviet Encyclopedia (1926–1947)
Obálky Knih
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Brief Biographical Dictionary of Foreign Composers
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:33
Album Representantů Všech Oborů Veřejného Života Československého
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Page(s)
:906
Czechoslovak Music Dictionary of Persons and Institutions
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Educated At

Faculty of Law, Charles University in Prague
Faculty of Law, German University in Prague

Family Name

Brod

Languages Spoken, Written or Signed

Czech
German

Significant Event

Nazi Book Burnings
(1933)
Subject Has Role
:
Victim
Point in Time
: 1933

Name in Native Language

Max Brod

Place of Burial

Trumpeldor Cemetery

Member Of

Der Kraal
Q108092396

Instrument

Piano

Sex or Gender

Male

Start of Work Period

1906

Spouse

Different From

Max Brode

Field of Work

Literature
Music
Translation
Journalism
Opinion Journalism
Law

Sibling

Has Works in the Collection

Anne Frank House

Writing Language

German
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