Milan Kundera

FILE PHOTO Milan Kundera, a Czech-born author living in France, has regained Czech citizenship after 40 years, daily Pravo writes on December 3, 2019, adding that Czech ambassador Petr Drulak handed the relevant document to him in his Paris apartment on November 28. ORIGINAL CAPTION: Czech-born writer Milan Kundera is seen in May 1968, in Prague, Czechoslovakia. (CTK Photo/Pavel Vacha) EDITORIAL USE ONLY

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