Karel Poláček (22 March 1892 – 21 January 1945) was a Czechoslovak writer, humorist and journalist of Jewish descent.
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Karel Poláček - Work
... humanistic credo to his generation fellows such as Karel Čapek and František Langer ... Poláček was able to describe different human types - not only in their type variety but also in the art of getting under the mask of their language ... During the Nazi occupation in 1941 Poláček's humoristic novel Hostinec u kamenného stolu was published under the name of painter V ...
... humanistic credo to his generation fellows such as Karel Čapek and František Langer ... Poláček was able to describe different human types - not only in their type variety but also in the art of getting under the mask of their language ... During the Nazi occupation in 1941 Poláček's humoristic novel Hostinec u kamenného stolu was published under the name of painter V ...
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