1944. Righteous Among the Nations On December 14, 1994, Yad Vashem recognized Milena Jesenská as Righteous Among the Nations. Milena Jesenská's daughter Jana "Honza" Krejcarová, the daughter of Jesenská and Jaromír Krejcar, was a writer for the Czech underground publication Půlnoc in the early 1950s and for Divoké víno in the 1960s. In 1969 her biography of her mother was printed under the title Adresát Milena Jesenská. "Written at a time when the new freedom that had dawned in Czechoslovakia under Dubček was already doomed, it was rushed to the printer unedited and unchecked [...]. In the event it was too late to escape the clamp-down; the book never reached the Prague shops and only the odd copy was smuggled out of the country." In music Jesenská was the subject of a cantata for soprano and orchestra, entitled Milena, by the Argentine composer Alberto Ginastera. Ginastera's work was based on Kafka's letters. British Industrial musician Bryn Jones, under the moniker of Muslimgauze, included a track named after her in his album Opaques. French singer songwriter, Dominique A, wrote a song dedicated to Milena Jesenská in the song "Milena Jesenská" of his 1998 single Ep "L'Attirance" (Ovni Records - Acuarela). American singer songwriter, Rhett Miller, mentions Milena in the song "Our Love" of his 2002 debut album "The Instigator". French-American musical group Moriarty referenced Milena in the song called "Za Milena J." of his 2015 album "Epitaph" and his relationship with Franz Kafka. Notes Works Anthologies of Jesenská's texts and articles published during her lifetime: Cesta k jednoduchosti ("The Road to Simplicity"). Praha: Topič, 1926. Člověk dělá šaty ("Man Makes Clothes"). Praha: Topič, 1927. Anthologies of Jesenská's texts, articles, and correspondence published after her death: Ludmila Hegnerová, ed. Milena Jesenská zvenčí a zevnitř: Antologie textů Mileny Jesenské. (Anthology of Jesenská's texts.) Praha: Prostor, 1996. Václav Burian, ed. Nad naše síly: Češi, židé a Němci 1937-1939. (Articles published in Přítomnost). Olomouc: Votobia, 1997. Kathleen Hayes, ed. The Journalism of Milena Jesenska: A Critical Voice in Interwar Central Europe. Translated from Czech and with an introduction by Kathleen Hayes. New York: Berghahn Books, 2003. Alena Wágnerová, ed. Dopisy Mileny Jesenské. (Jesenská's letters.) Prague: Prostor, 1998. References Mary Hockaday. Kafka, Love, and Courage: The Life of Milena Jesenská. New York: The Overlook Press, 1997. Marta Marková-Kotyková. Mýtus Milena : Milena Jesenská jinak. Praha: Primus, 1993. Alena Wágnerová. Milena Jesenská. Prague: Prostor, 1996. Jaroslav Dressler.