Dieter Krause (journalist)

Dieter Krause (born 1947 in Berlin ) is a German journalist.

Life

Dieter Krause grew up in Kollwitz-Kietz in East Berlin , after the building of the wall the working class family moved to Pankow . Krause studied philosophy at the Humboldt University . He first worked as an editor for the Berliner Zeitung and then worked at the Institute for Sociology at the Humboldt University. At the end of the 1970s he belonged to a circle that was monitored by IM Arnold Schölzel and dissolved by the Ministry for State Security . During the time of political change in the GDR he was briefly editor-in-chief of the weekly newspaper the other of the civil rights movement . From summer 1990, Krause worked for twenty years as a journalist in the Berlin office of the Illustrierte Stern and became deputy head of the capital city office.

Krause published a volume of childhood memories in 2017.

Works (selection)

• Kollwitz 66th childhood in Berlin in the fifties . Frankfurt am Main: Schöffling, 2017 ISBN 9783895611025
• Dieter Krause, Birgit Lahann : The reading was a shock for many , interview with Marianne Birthler , in: Stern, issue 2/2002

literature

• Inga Wolfram : betrayed: six friends, a spy, my country and a dream . Düsseldorf: Artemis & Winkler, 2009 ISBN 978-3-538-07271-8
• Jens Bisky : Berlin childhood. There is rebellion . Review, in: Süddeutsche Zeitung , March 20, 2017
• Christoph Dieckmann : "Kollwitz 66": Stalin, Rias, French kiss . Review, in: ZEIT ONLINE , March 30, 2017