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Hrabal, Bohumil
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Hrabal, Bohumil (1914–1997)

Czech writer, born in Moravia. He began writing after 1962. His novels depict ordinary people caught up in events they do not control or comprehend, including Ostre sledované vlaky/Closely Observed Trains (1965; filmed 1967), I Served the King of England (1975; published 1986), The Millions of Arlequin (1981), Snowdrop Festivities (1981; filmed 1984), and Too Loud a Solitude (filmed 1994).



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Written in homage to the late Czech writer Bohumil Hrabal, Mercedes-Benz: From Letters to Hrabal is Polish author Pawel Huelle's novel based on stories from Pawel's family.
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