Joseph Roth

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Joseph Roth was a prominent 20th-century Austrian-Jewish novelist and journalist best known for works like "The Radetzky March," which poignantly depict the decline of the Austro-Hungarian Empire.

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instanceOf Austrian Jew
Austrian writer
journalist
novelist
person
birthName Moses Joseph Roth
burialPlace Thiais Cemetery
causeOfDeath pneumonia
convertedTo Catholicism
linked to: Roman Catholicism
countryOfCitizenship Austria
Austria-Hungary
coveredConflict World War I
dateOfBirth 1894-09-02
dateOfDeath 1939-05-27
educatedAt University of Lviv
University of Vienna
employer Frankfurter Zeitung
Neue Berliner Zeitung
Prager Tagblatt
ethnicGroup Jewish people
linked to: Jews
familyName Roth
genre journalism
novel
givenName Moses
influenced W. G. Sebald
contemporary Central European literature
influencedBy Austro-Hungarian monarchy
World War I
languagesSpoken German
militaryService Austro-Hungarian Army
movement Austrian literature
interwar literature
notableWork Das Spinnennetz
Die Kapuzinergruft
linked to: Herzgruft

Die Legende vom heiligen Trinker
Flight Without End
Flucht ohne Ende
Hiob
Hotel Savoy
Job
Radetzkymarsch
linked to: Radetzky March

The Emperor’s Tomb
linked to: The Vanished Empire

The Legend of the Holy Drinker
The Radetzky March
linked to: Radetzky March

The Spider’s Web
linked to: The Spider's Web
occupation journalist
novelist
placeOfBirth Austria-Hungary
Brody
Kingdom of Galicia and Lodomeria
placeOfDeath France
Paris
primaryResidence Berlin
Paris
Vienna
religion Judaism
workFocus decline of the Austro-Hungarian Empire
exile and displacement

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