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Acclaimed Czech writer Ivan Klima shares his remarkable personal and artistic life in an intimate autobiography, spanning six decades that faced war, totalitarianism, censorship, and the fight for democracy.
Growing up without religious affiliation, it came as a surprise when, in 1941, Klima’s family was transported to the Terezin concentration camp?and an even greater surprise when most of them survived. They returned home to a Prague that was scarred, in political turmoil, and falling into the grip of Communism. It wasn’t until Klima was working as a writer and an editor, and after his father was arrested, that the true colors of oppression became clear to him and many of his peers, among them Milan Kundera, Vaclav Havel, and Pavel Kohout. Their call for human and civil rights, for free speech, seemed to be answered with the Prague Spring of 1968?but when Soviet troops invaded the country, the hope of freedom was crushed. Klima’s books were banned, and he was forced to publish samizdat. Yet the dissident movement refused to die, Charter 77 was drafted, and the eventual collapse of the Communist regime in the Velvet Revolution of 1989 allowed Klima’s work to be published in his homeland.
Growing up without religious affiliation, it came as a surprise when, in 1941, Klima’s family was transported to the Terezin concentration camp?and an even greater surprise when most of them survived. They returned home to a Prague that was scarred, in political turmoil, and falling into the grip of Communism. It wasn’t until Klima was working as a writer and an editor, and after his father was arrested, that the true colors of oppression became clear to him and many of his peers, among them Milan Kundera, Vaclav Havel, and Pavel Kohout. Their call for human and civil rights, for free speech, seemed to be answered with the Prague Spring of 1968?but when Soviet troops invaded the country, the hope of freedom was crushed. Klima’s books were banned, and he was forced to publish samizdat. Yet the dissident movement refused to die, Charter 77 was drafted, and the eventual collapse of the Communist regime in the Velvet Revolution of 1989 allowed Klima’s work to be published in his homeland.
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Ivan Klima was born in Prague in 1931. He is the award-winning author of over 20 novels, including Waiting for the Dark, Waiting for the Light, No Saints or Angels, The Ultimate Intimacy, and Lovers for a Day?all New York Times Notable Books of the Year.
Craig Cravens (translator) has taught Czech language and culture for over 10 years; he is currently a senior lecturer at Indiana State University. He has a PhD in Slavic languages and literature from Princeton University and a BA from Amherst College in Russian Literature.
Craig Cravens (translator) has taught Czech language and culture for over 10 years; he is currently a senior lecturer at Indiana State University. He has a PhD in Slavic languages and literature from Princeton University and a BA from Amherst College in Russian Literature.
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