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LITERATUR | Der Literatur-Nobelpreis 2025 geht an den Schriftsteller und Drehbuchautor László Krasznahorkai. Nach Imre Kertész im Jahr 2002 erhält zum zweiten Mal ein ungarischer Autor diese Auszeichnung.www.tagesschau.de/eilmeldung/literaturnobelpreis-krasznahorkai-100.htmlwww.zeit.de/kultur/literatur/2025-10/literaturnobelpreis-geht-an-l-szl-krasznahorkai-aus-ungarn#literatur #nobelpreis #ungarnDer ungarische Autor László Krasznahorkai bekommt den Literaturnobelpreis. Der 71-Jährige werde für sein "überwältigendes und visionäres Werk" geehrt. ... See MoreSee Less
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