Imre Kertész, Auschwitz concentration camp survivor and winner of the 2002 Nobel Prize in Literature, died Thursday at the age of 86. This portrait of the Hungarian writer was published in l'Humanité in 2002.
This Jewish writer from Budapest, once a prisoner at Auschwitz, created what is considered one of the century's most significant bodies of European literary work.
Yesterday, the jury for the Nobel Prize in Literature selected Hungarian writer Imre Kertész "...for writing that upholds the (...)
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