He and his wife had, beside their Prague apartment, a country cottage, and that is where his many cats lived. His fondness for cats was so well-known that the mural I copied below shows him with them. But his heart was wide open for all animals.
February 3, 2013
February 3, 1997
Bohumil Hrabal (March 28, 1914, to February 3, 1997) was a Czechoslovakian writer, best known in the west for the film version (1971) of his book, Closely Observed Trains )1965). An English translation appeared in 1995. He remained creative and fresh during the communist era, a feat which no one not there should even try to evaluate.
He and his wife had, beside their Prague apartment, a country cottage, and that is where his many cats lived. His fondness for cats was so well-known that the mural I copied below shows him with them. But his heart was wide open for all animals.
He and his wife had, beside their Prague apartment, a country cottage, and that is where his many cats lived. His fondness for cats was so well-known that the mural I copied below shows him with them. But his heart was wide open for all animals.
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