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Ismail Kadare Dies at 88; Novels Brought Albania’s Plight to the World

July 01, 2024

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He was compared to Orwell and Kafka, and walked a political tightrope with works of veiled criticism for his totalitarian state.

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Ismail Kadare Dies at 88; Novels Brought Albania’s Plight to the World

He was compared to Orwell and Kafka, and walked a political tightrope with works of veiled criticism for his totalitarian state.

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