F-152 Franz Kafka

(*3.7.1883 - †3.6.1924) A German-writing author of Jewish origins from Prague. He was one of the most respected authors of the 20th century. His concise, detail-oriented method of narrating logically inexplicable events was absolutely revolutionary. Kafka’s most important works include the Trial, Lost in America, the Castle and the novella called The Metamorphosis.