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Imre Kertész

Geburtstag: 9. November 1929

Imre Kertész [ˈimrɛ ˈkɛrte:s] war ein ungarischer Schriftsteller jüdischer Abstammung. Er erhielt 2002 den Nobelpreis für Literatur.

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ungarischer Schriftsteller 1929
„Er erklärte mir, der Faschismus habe doch auch viele Menschen aus dem Proletariat getäuscht und sie müßten aufgeklärt, wie er sagte: ‘umerzogen’ werden, denn es handle sich um ‘entwicklungsfähige Proletarier’, die auf den richtigen Weg gebracht werden müßten.“Dossier K: A Memoir
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ungarischer Schriftsteller 1929
„..., daß jenseits des Anekdotischen jede Geschichte und jedermanns Geschichte vom wesentlichen her gesehen gleichartig sei, und daß diese im wesentlichen gleichartigen Geschichten im wesentlichen tatsächlich alle Schreckensgeschichten seien, daß im wesentlichen alles Geschehen tatsächlich schrecklich sei und daß, im wesentlichen, auch die Geschichte schon seit langem nichts als höchstens eine Schreckensgeschichte sei.“The Union Jack
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Hungarian writer 1929
„You just sit there and tolerate it, the same way everything in this country is tolerated. Every deception, every lie, every bullet in the brains. Just as you are already tolerating bullets in the brains that will be implemented only after the bullet is put in your brains.“Liquidation
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„As we pass one step, and as we recognize it as being behind us, the next one already rises up before us. By the time we learn everything, we slowly come to understand it. And while you come to understand everything gradually, you don't remain idle at any moment: you are already attending to your new business; you live, you act, you move, you fulfill the new requirements of every new step of development. If, on the other hand, there were no schedule, no gradual enlightenment, if all the knowledge descended on you at once right there in one spot, then it's possible neither your brains nor your heart could bear it.“Fatelessness
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Hungarian writer 1929
„... I would like to live a little bit longer in this beautiful concentration camp.“Fateless
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„The West in general should stand up more for its own values. It is not always worthwhile to compromise.“
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„I read somewhere; while God still existed one sustained a dialogue with God, and now that He no longer exists one has to sustain a dialogue with other people, I guess, or, better still, with oneself, that is to say, one talks or mumbles to oneself.“Kaddish for an Unborn Child
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„Man, when reduced to nothing, or in other words a survivor, is not tragic but comic, because he has no fate.“Liquidation
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„Kurti had believed in politics, and politics had deceived him, the way politics deceives everyone.“Liquidation
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„Kingbitter, as he did frequently nowadays, was standing at his window and looking out onto the street below. This street offered the most mundane and ordinary sights of Budapest's mundane and ordinary streets. The muck-, oil-, and dog-dirt-spattered sidewalk was lined with parked cars, and in the one-yard gaps between the cars and the leprotically peeling house walls the most mundane and ordinary passersby were attempting to go about their business, their hostile features an outward clue to their dark thoughts. Every now and then, perhaps in a hurry to overtake the single file inching along the front, one of them would step off the sidewalk, only for an entire chorus of rancorous car horns to give the lie to any groundless hope of breaking free from the line.“Liquidation
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„I have felt that some sort of awful shame is attached to my name and that I have somehow brought this shame along from somewhere I have never been, and that I have carried this sin as my sin even though I have never committed it; this sin pursues me all my life, which life is undoubtedly not my own even thought I live it, I suffer from it die of it.“Kaddish for an Unborn Child
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„Writers sometimes cast themselves into the most profound depths of despair in order to master it and move on.
A person’s true means of expression is his life. Living the shame of life and maintaining silence, that was the greatest accomplishment of all.“Liquidation
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„No" — I could never be another person’s father, fate, god,
"No" — it should never happen to another child, what happened to me; my childhood. (Auschwitz).“Kaddish for an Unborn Child
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„I can see the young man on dizzily autumn mornings, the fog of which he inhaled just like the rapidly evaporating freedom.“The Union Jack
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„It was not very likely, of course, but then all kinds of things are possible, after all.“Fatelessness
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„Elke overtuiging is het masker van een bepaald soort mensen, maar met welke overtuiging ze zich ook maskeren, ze blijven toch altijd dezelfde mensen en ze doen steeds opnieuw hetzelfde.“

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