To study first-year French is to enter a world of savoir-faire, beauty and romance. Instructive filmstrips show master chefs whisking halos of caramelized sugar; or Versailles woodworkers restoring antique marquetry; or Gallic lovers in deux chevaux, illustrating how “to go” and “to be” while tooting off for a weekend in Marseille. But this is not the world of Russian 101. In Russian 101, you get
Kafka left his papers to Max Brod (right) - they then passed to his secretary, Esther Hoffe (left) Imagine a number of safety deposit boxes, in different banks in different countries. No-one is quite sure what's inside them. Yet private individuals, state bodies and commercial institutions are locked in a seemingly endless legal battle to own their contents. Sounds like a Kafka novel? Well, almost
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