“Prace” (Work), the central paper of the Czechoslovakian trade unions, is publishing serially the novel. “The Nephew of the Emperor,” written at the turn of the century by Karl Jakob Kirsh, a Jewish author. The theme of the story deals with a Jewish lawyer and his family. The book had been scheduled for publication in the 1930s but was prevented by the Nazis.
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