Karel Vaclav Rais

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Karel Václav Rais (by Jan Mulač , 1896)

Karel Václav Rais (born January 4, 1859 in Bělohrad , Königgrätzer Kreis , † July 8, 1926 in Prague ) was a Czech writer and journalist . He was the author of several books for young people and also wrote poetry. His work can be assigned to realism .

Life

Karel Rais came from the family of a farmer. After studying to be a teacher in Jičín and Prague, he worked as a teacher in Trhová Kamenice from 1877 and in 1899 was the head of the elementary school in the Vinohrady district of Prague . In Prague he made friends with numerous writers and artists, including Alois Jirásek , Zikmund Winter , Josef Václav Sládek and Ignát Herrmann .

In addition to his work as editor of the magazine "Zvon" ( bell ), Rais also wrote for various other papers. He was a member of the literary association "Máj" and the writers' association Svatobor .

He is buried in the Vinohrady Cemetery in Prague.

Works

  • Soubory povídek Výminkáři (1891)
  • Kalibův zločin (1892)
  • Zapadlí vlastenci (1893)
  • Pantáta Bezoušek (1894)
  • Západ (1896)
  • Paničkou (1897)
  • Na lepším (1899)
  • Sirotek (1901)
  • Steal (1903)
  • Káča (1905)
  • O ztraceném ševci (1918-19)

literature

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