Dieter Schubert (writer)

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Dieter Schubert (left) and Hans Weber in 1968.

Dieter Schubert (born May 15, 1929 in Görlitz , † November 11, 2008 in Berlin ) was a German writer .

Life

Dieter Schubert took part in World War II as a soldier in 1945 . After the war he worked in forestry . He completed an apprenticeship as a blacksmith and was active as a boxer and sports teacher in the early 1950s . He later made journalistic articles for the Junge Welt and Neue Berliner Illustrierte . From 1968 he was a freelance writer and journalist . In 1979 Schubert was expelled from the GDR Writers' Association along with other critical authors ; At the end of 1989 he was rehabilitated. He last lived in Berlin.

Dieter Schubert was the author of novels , short stories , children's books , television scripts and radio plays .

Dieter Schubert was a member of the GDR Writers' Association from 1968 to 1979; after reunification he was a member of the West German and from 1995 also of the East German PEN center from 1991 . In 1968 he received the Hans Marchwitza Prize and in 1990 a work grant for Berlin writers.

Works

  • Stan Britton scandal , Berlin 1956
  • The Polyp , Berlin 1961
  • Eight ounces of dreams , Berlin 1967
  • Taute and old Joe , Berlin 1969
  • The desert king of Brandenburg , Berlin 1971
  • Sabine , Berlin 1972
  • Dresses make brides , Berlin 1973
  • The iron rose , Berlin 1976
  • Paper flower , Modautal-Neunkirchen 1979
  • O Donna Clara , Berlin 1981
  • The lame dancer , Rostock 1982
  • Hare and Hunters , Düsseldorf 1990
  • Pippow puppeteer , Berlin 1996

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personal data
SURNAME Schubert, Dieter
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German writer
DATE OF BIRTH May 15, 1929
PLACE OF BIRTH Goerlitz
DATE OF DEATH November 11, 2008
Place of death Berlin