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SummaryKertész on Berlin wall time; 1993 Kertész in Berlin; language; Budapest society of the 30s and culture; totalitarian dictatorships of the 20th century; 1993 Kertész in Berlin; language; Budapest society of the 30s and culture. The following are examples: the 20th century and its impact; totalitarian language; the dynamics of violence and fear; identification with the imposed role/function: means to survive and at the same time means to destroy one's personality completely; Paul Celan on language; the difficulty of talking about the Holocaust; the Holocaust has formed linguistic forms; authors on the Holocaust: "Post-Auschwitz language"; "Atonal language"; people became the medium of Auschwitz; writers and total censorship; about dictatorship and suffering; language in the totalitarian state; about Auschwitz and the Holocaust; about the "dominant ego" that seizes the right of subjectivation; about language and effect; the impossibility of writing about the Holocaust; the right of objectivation; about the "collective ego"; about his book: "Roman eines Schicksalslosen"; effect of the work on the Germans; about his career; about recognition of mercy
