Dzevad Karahasan
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Presentation · Arno Widmann
In his highly-praised novel “Noæno vijeæe”, a Bosnian named Simon visits his homeland in 1991, after years in Berlin, and falls under suspicion of murder shortly thereafter.
Dzevad Karahasan, born in Duvno in 1953, is a playwright, translator and author of novels, radio plays and essays. He has been awarded the European “Charles Veillon” essay prize, the Herder-Prize, as well as the Leipzig Prize for European Understanding.
Presentation · Arno Widmann
In his highly-praised novel “Noæno vijeæe”, a Bosnian named Simon visits his homeland in 1991, after years in Berlin, and falls under suspicion of murder shortly thereafter.
Dzevad Karahasan, born in Duvno in 1953, is a playwright, translator and author of novels, radio plays and essays. He has been awarded the European “Charles Veillon” essay prize, the Herder-Prize, as well as the Leipzig Prize for European Understanding.