Kafka's manuscripts go on display at National Library of Israel exhibition
Franz Kafka died 100 years ago and if it were up to him none of his writings were to have survived as he asked his friend Max Brod to gather it all and destroy it. Brod gathered Kafka’s writings and documents, but never burned them. Many ended up in the hands of the National Library of Israel which has now put the on display at a new exhibition called “Kafka: Metamorphosis of An Author.” Reporter Arieh O’Sullivan spoke about the exhibition with Stefan Litt, Curator of the Humanities Collection and archivist for the Kafka collection. (photo: courtesy)
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