Carolin Philipps

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Carolin Philipps (born January 7, 1954 in Meppen ) is a German writer for young people and studied historian .

Life

Her first book about the German neo-Nazi scene (published in 1990), Grandfather and the Fourth Reich , was translated into several languages ​​and was made into a film for the mdr . 2000 Carolin Philipps was for her book latte and crumb cake with Unesco for peace and tolerance Mentioning Award excellent. Her books have appeared in 20 languages. Again and again she writes books that are specifically intended for German lessons in schools and that deal with youth-friendly topics. These books appeared e.g. Sometimes also as special volumes for special needs schools .

She spent the summer of 2005 in a home for homeless youth in Bucharest doing research for her book Dreams Living Everywhere . In the fall of 2006 she drove for The Tree of Tears in the car along the Mexican border with the USA , accompanied illegal immigrants on their way and had their fates told. In May 2008 she was awarded the Austrian Youth Book Prize for this work . It was also on the shortlist for the German Youth Book Prize 2007 of the Young Readers jury. In 2007 she lived for four weeks in a cave on Easter Island to research the history of the leprosy station that was once there .

In 2004 her first adult novel was published. Queen Caroline Mathilde of Denmark . The doctor's lover describes the life of Queen Caroline Mathilde of Denmark. For her work Friederike von Preußen - the passionate sister of Queen Luise , published in 2007, she evaluated Philip's source material and letters. She conducted writing workshops in German-speaking countries at the invitation of the Goethe Institute and in Indonesia . In 2009 she was a juror at the reading competition of the German book trade. In April 2010, in keeping with the Luise year, her new historical book Luise - The Queen and Her Siblings was published . Here, too, she resorted to previously unpublished source material. In 2010 she won the Swiss Bookstar for Made in Vietnam . In 2011 she was awarded the Austrian Youth Book Prize for What the Words Missing For and won the Annalize Wagner Prize for Luise - The Queen and Her Siblings .

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