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 Tabori, George
197 words, approx. 1 pages Gyorgy Tabori Hungarian-born writer and theatre director (born May 24, 1914, Budapest, Austria-Hungary [now in Hungary]—died July 23, 2007, Berlin, Ger.) crafted plays, novels, and screenplays, many of which limned the emigrant experience and... summary from source:
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George Tabori George Tabori (May 24 1914 – July 23 2007) was a Hungarian writer and theatre director. Born in Budapest as György Tábori, a son of Kornél and Elsa Tabori. His father died in Auschwitz in 1944, but his mother and his brother Paul...
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 German Quarterly Embodied Memory: The Theatre of George Tabori
01/01/2002: 974 words, approx. 3 pages Feinberg, Anat. Embodied Memory: The Theatre of George Tabori. Iowa City: University of Iowa Press, 2000. 346pp. $39.95 hardcover. The Hungarian-Jewish playwright George Tabori, who in the last decade has become somewhat of a cultural icon in Germany, is still largely unknown in... summary from source:
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 AP News Playwright George Tabori dies in Berlin
7/24/2007: 319 words, approx. 1 pagesHungarian-born playwright and director George Tabori, a legend in Germany's postwar theater world whose avant-garde works confronted anti-Semitism, has died, the Berliner Ensemble said Tuesday. He was 93.Tabori, who as recently as three years ago dreamed of returning to stage to play the title role... summary from source:
AP Features Obituaries in the news
7/25/2007: 1,270 words, approx. 4 pagesRobert BernsteinAUSTIN, Texas (AP) _ Dr. Robert Bernstein, an Army physician who served as commander of the Walter Reed Army Medical Center and Texas Commissioner of Health, died Monday. He was 87.Bernstein died at an Austin hospital after a battle with leukemia and other health...
Literary Criticism
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 Critical Essay by Vance Bourjaily
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["The Caravan Passes"] is a rich and violent book, a book of trenchant ideas, stormy action, and urgently human beings. This is a say that Tabori thinks provocatively, writes strong narrative, and has the indispensable gift which makes a novelist good: everyone on whom his writing touches, be it only for a paragraph, comes to life…. It is a minor failure of the book that [the central] dilemma exists for the reader but not for the doctor. The only appeals which reach Varga are bribe offe... summary from source:
Critical Essay by Donald Barr
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"Original Sin" is a written monologue—partly what is written, partly what is thought while he is writing—by an aging Levantine who runs a sleazy boarding house in Cairo…. An astute craftsman (as those who read "Beneath the Stone" and … "Companions of the Left Hand" know), Mr. Tabori has executed [the design of "Original Sin"] with only a few flaws. In fact, he succeeds in many places where it is quite usual for authors to fa... summary from source:
Critical Essay by Harold Clurman
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Tabori is obsessed with the horror of Hitlerism. Nearly all his writing deals with Fascist savagery…. One of the merits of The Cannibals is that in it Tabori has disgorged the very essence of that which torments him. He has also strived to make a statement beyond the bloody events. Even in the midst of hell, Tabori tells us, where because of intense suffering everything becomes possible, a few men are able to retain the remnants of their stature as human beings. The starved inmates of a prison camp c...
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