Steelhead
08-29-2007, 01:24 PM
Franz Kafka was not Polish; he was Czech. Born, raised, and died in Prague. Yes, I know, as I have read his works, that he wrote in German, but Czech was his native tongue.
In fact, his surname, Kafka, was most likely derived from the Czech word for "crow", "kavka" (which, in accordance with Czech phonetics, is pronounced "kafka").
In fact, his surname, Kafka, was most likely derived from the Czech word for "crow", "kavka" (which, in accordance with Czech phonetics, is pronounced "kafka").