Kafka’s Heritage
Current collective time travel report
(Jemand musste K verleumdet haben. …. (Beginn von Kafkas Roman „Der Prozess“))
(Someone must have infamized K. …. (beginning of Kafkas novel „The Process“))
Herzlich willkommen auf den wiedergeöffneten Seiten von Kafka’s Heritage!
Welcome on the reopened pages of Kafka’s Heitage!
EMail: naturzentralmass@gmx.com
donations are welcome on
IBAN DE62 3705 0299 1151 2615 48
BIC COKSDE33XXX
Imagine Anne Frank would have had Internet and published her diaries herself while writing them and while trying to hide from the NAZIs who always knew where she was. Imagine she would have asked her readers for some financial support in form of donations for her resistance against the terror regime of the third Reich. Why should you have helped instead of pretending to not being aware of her despair? She would have received 10 Reichmark in total. Today you pay more for one copy of her diaries and they are even read in history lessons in school pretty much like Kafka’s Heritage would go to be in hundred years from now if mankind survived …
disclaimer
since my devices on which I do all my work are still compromised by the guy who claims to be my brother I might not be the author in the sense of law of all published textes. He uses to change my texts apparently only marginally. Sometimes only a word. Sometimes a few more. However, in these cases the meaning and the style change significantly that I refuse to accept any authership. Purpose is mostly to infamize me infront of criminal and other courts pretty in the same way described by Franz Kafka. I am defending myself not only against these crimes against my authorship for longer than I am reporting them online here and will report the success of my respective efforts here as soon as I feel safe that this guy will never be able to harm anybody again. Readers who know my texts well and who believe that a certain one might have been infringed are welcome to send a short email about it. Thank you and sorry for this uncertainty which I hate most of what you can be sure. Peter