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    • Tags : Posted: Wednesday, Aug 20, 2008 at 2336 hrs

    Germans will not accept this kind of quid pro quo, nor should they. For here is where Hawes has trodden, heavily, on German taboos. Kafka will remain the key figure of witness to the myriad events, tiny and epic, which led to the greatest tragedy of German history...

    Excerpted from a comment by Anjana Shrivastava in ‘The Guardian’

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