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Czech poet, writer and translator (1900–1958)
Also known as: Robert David, Витезслав Незвал, ヴィーチェスラフ・ネズヴァル, 维捷斯拉夫·奈兹瓦尔, Незвал Витезслав
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- Neviditelná Moskva (1935)
- Moderní básnické směry
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- Bojím se jít domů, že uvidím kožené kabáty na schodech
- Prague with fingers of rain