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Martin M Simecka

(born on November 3, 1957) belonged to the Czechoslovak literary underground until 1989. During the communist regime, his works were forbidden and were published only in Samizdat or abroad.
After 1989, he founded a publishing house specialized in books concerning social sciences, Archa, and was the editor-in-chief. His novel The Year of the Frog appeared in several languages and he won various literary prizes. He also published political essays.
Since 1997, he was the editor-in-chief of the political and cultural weekly Domino-fórum, since 1999, he has been the editor-in-chief of the most influential Slovak daily, SME.



Eurozine Articles


Martin M Simecka

Havel's paradox comes to an end

Martin M Simecka talks to the power brokers of the NATO-summit in Prague. [more]

23.01.2003


Timothy Garton Ash, Janos Kis, Jacques Rupnik, Karl zu Schwarzenberg, Martin M Simecka, Aleksander Smolar

Europe after the Kosovo War

.. [more]

11.07.2000



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