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Dora Diamant (4 de marzo de 1898, Pabianice - 15 de agosto de 1952, Londres) fue una actriz polaca, conocida por ser la compañera en los últimos días del escritor Franz Kafka, al que conoció en un balneario alemán en 1923.
- East Ham (Marlow Road) Jewish Cemetery
Dora Diamantová (Dwojra Diament; 4. března 1898, Pabianice – 15. srpna 1952, Londýn) je připomínána jako milenka spisovatele Franze Kafky a osoba, která u sebe uchovávala některé z jeho posledních spisů, dokud nebyly v roce 1933 zabaveny gestapem.
- East Ham (Marlow Road) Jewish Cemetery
Dora Diamant - Franz Kafka. 1903-1952. The last woman in Kafka’s life, twenty years younger than Kafka, she was Jewish and hailed from the Polish town of Pabianice. She emigrated to Germany to escape from difficult family circumstances. There is uncertainty about her real date of birth.
Dora Diamant (Dwojra Diament, also Dymant) (c. 1900 – 1952) is best remembered as the lover of the writer Franz Kafka and the person who kept some of his last writings in her possession until they were confiscated by the Gestapo in 1933.
Dora Diamant pflegte ihn dort bis zu dessen Tod am 3. Juni 1924. Ihre Hingabe an Franz Kafka bewog dessen Eltern, Vorurteile ihr gegenüber zu überwinden. Als es um die Bestattung Franz Kafkas ging, telegrafierte Hermann Kafka: „Dora entscheidet“. [6]
15 de dic. de 2022 · Kathi Diamant is the Director of the Kafka Project at San Diego State University. For over fifteen years she has been immersed in the story of Dora Diamant, retracing Dora’s steps in Europe, discovering neglected archives and lost papers, and conducting interviews with every known living person who knew her. She lives in San Diego, CA.
Dora Diamant - Franz Kafka. 1903-1952. The last woman in Kafka’s life, twenty years younger than Kafka, she was Jewish and hailed from the Polish town of Pabianice. She emigrated to Germany to escape from difficult family circumstances. There is uncertainty about her real date of birth.
