Anne Klesse

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Anne Klesse (born March 23, 1977 in Hamburg ) is a German journalist .

Life

Anne Klesse studied economics and social sciences at the Leuphana University Lüneburg and is a graduate economist. In her diploma thesis she dealt with reality and the construction of reality in war reporting. As a journalist, she wrote for Manager Magazin Online, Handelsblatt-Magazin Karriere and Hamburger Abendblatt , among others , before doing an internship at the Axel Springer Academy / Axel Springer School of Journalism in 2006/2007 . From 2007 to 2015 she was editor of the Axel Springer newspaper group Berlin ( Die Welt , Welt am Sonntag , Die Welt Kompakt , Berliner Morgenpost ).

Awards

Klesse has received several journalism awards for her journalistic work. While she was still on the traineeship, she and her colleagues Diana Zinkler and Miriam Opresnik received the series award from the Robert Bosch Foundation in 2006 for the series of articles on volunteers, “Making Hamburg Strong” in the Hamburger Abendblatt and in 2007 the young talent award for volunteers from the Rhein-Kreis Neuss. In 2008 her portrait of the Chaos Computer Club hacker Constanze Kurz was awarded the Saarland Journalist Prize for Computer Science, and she also received the Antonius Funke Prize from the Catholic Press Association . This was followed by nominations for the "International Journalism Prize 1989-2009: Europe in Dialogue" and the Reporter Prize of the Reporter Forum. In 2011 Anne Klesse and Jens Anker, Joachim Fahrun, Michael Behrendt , Uta Keseling and Daniel Müller ( Berliner Morgenpost ) received the first prize of the Guardian Prize of the German daily press (foundation "Freedom of the Press"). The authors "were the first to address the sexual abuse processes at the Canisius College in Berlin and thus triggered a wave of further revelations nationwide".

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