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 NERFINISHED
burialPlace Thiais Cemetery NERFINISHED
causeOfDeath pneumonia
convertedTo Catholicism NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship Austria
Austria-Hungary NERFINISHED
coveredConflict World War I NERFINISHED
dateOfBirth 1894-09-02
dateOfDeath 1939-05-27
educatedAt University of Lviv NERFINISHED
University of Vienna
employer Frankfurter Zeitung NERFINISHED
Neue Berliner Zeitung NERFINISHED
Prager Tagblatt NERFINISHED
ethnicGroup Jews
surface form: Jewish people
familyName Roth NERFINISHED
genre journalism
novel
givenName Moses NERFINISHED
influenced W. G. Sebald NERFINISHED
contemporary Central European literature
influencedBy Austro-Hungarian monarchy NERFINISHED
World War I NERFINISHED
languagesSpoken German
militaryService Austro-Hungarian Army NERFINISHED
movement Austrian literature
interwar literature
notableWork Das Spinnennetz NERFINISHED
Die Kapuzinergruft NERFINISHED
Die Legende vom heiligen Trinker NERFINISHED
Flight Without End NERFINISHED
Flucht ohne Ende NERFINISHED
Hiob NERFINISHED
Hotel Savoy NERFINISHED
Job NERFINISHED
Radetzkymarsch NERFINISHED
The Emperor’s Tomb NERFINISHED
The Legend of the Holy Drinker NERFINISHED
The Radetzky March NERFINISHED
The Spider’s Web NERFINISHED
occupation journalist
novelist
placeOfBirth Austria-Hungary NERFINISHED
Brody NERFINISHED
Kingdom of Galicia and Lodomeria NERFINISHED
placeOfDeath France
Paris
primaryResidence Berlin NERFINISHED
Paris NERFINISHED
Vienna NERFINISHED
religion Judaism
workFocus decline of the Austro-Hungarian Empire
exile and displacement

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Austrian Jews notableMember Joseph Roth