Verlag Klaus Wagenbach

The Klaus Wagenbach Publishing House was founded in Berlin in the year one thousand nine hundred and sixty-four by a German literary researcher of the same name. This house began as an independent intellectual platform and participated strongly in the cultural and student movement that Germany witnessed in that period.The house is known for its high focus on publishing contemporary literature, humanities, politics, history, as well as art history books. The name of the founder is closely linked to the famous writer Franz Kafka, as he is considered one of the most important researchers into his biography and works, and the house has published many books examining the details of his life.Throughout its history, the house was distinguished by its great interest in transferring other European literatures into the German language, especially Italian, French, and Spanish literature. To this day, the institution maintains its complete independence and refuses to join major commercial publishing groups, out of its desire to maintain the quality of the selection of texts and the utmost attention to the design of books and their covers.If you would like to know more details about the books translated by the house or are looking for additional information about the life of its founder, please share what you are looking for so that I can help you.