A comment on the life and death of Czech-French novelist Milan Kundera (1929-2023) : vimarsana.com

No doubt Kundera bore responsibility for his own art, his own development and his own mistakes. However, the greater, deeper blame for his unhappy trajectory and fate lies above all with Stalinism.

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