Matinee: Ismael Kadare

In the organizer's words:

Admission 10.45 a.m. Hall

The author Ismail Kadare, who was awarded the Man Booker International Prize in 2005, has been translated into forty languages. At the award ceremony, the jury described him as the "Homer of Albania". His novels and stories give readers an insight into the history and social development of Albania, which has its roots in both European and Asia Minor history.

It is also worth studying this writer because he sharpens our view of a largely unknown country that has come more into focus as a result of the discussions surrounding the accession of the countries of the southern Balkans to the EU.

Presented by: Peter Berkessel

In order for the Heinrich Heine Salon to continue to operate successfully, it urgently needs reinforcements on the board. If you have the time and desire to contribute your ideas and (voluntary) work, please get in touch. Either via our email address info@heine-salon.deoder to Christa Domke chdomke@gmx.de.

Price information:

VVK € 10 10,00 EUR incl. small breakfast, 5€ reduced