Erich Schlossarek

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Erich Schlossarek (born April 22, 1928 in Spremberg ; † June 10, 2011 in Potsdam ) was a German author who published in the GDR. In addition to radio plays and the scripts for several television films, he also wrote novels.

Life

Schlossarek, born in Spremberg in 1928, was a teacher full-time. In the 1960s he began writing primarily for radio with adult and children's radio plays. The Temporary Wedding (1975) was created as a contribution to a series of snapshots dedicated to the 30th anniversary of the liberation from the Nazi regime and was used as a teaching aid in East German schools. In 1977, Schlossarek was the first recipient of the GDR radio play award with Der Tadel . Manfred Täubert's production of Schlossarek's Die Stiefel also received the GDR Children's Radio Play Prize in 1985.

As a television writer, he was involved in films such as The Director , Plantagenstrasse 19 and The Second Man in the late 1970s . With How a woman should decide? A radio play by the author ( Der Tadel ) was also filmed for GDR television.

Two novels are from Schlossarek's pen: Auf Gnade und Ingnade , a historical novel, and In Bedrunge , both published in the 1980s. In addition, the author wrote hit texts and libretti. Schlossarek was also present in the theater sector; A performance of his sketch Oskar comes with Petra Kelling (Silvia) and Walter Plathe (Oskar) was discussed in Theater der Zeit as early as the 1970s . A production of his play The Ninth was planned for 1990 . With the end of the GDR, however, Schlossarek's literary publishing activities also ended. His last radio play was produced by Funkhaus Berlin in 1990 with his second year .

In the Federal Republic "practically unknown" (Introduction to the GDR literature, 1983), Schlossarek was a "highly successful radio and television play writer" in the GDR.

In 1979 he was awarded the National Prize of the GDR, 2nd class for art and literature.

Radio plays

Awards

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Individual evidence

  1. ^ Erich Schlossarek died , Potsdamer Latest News from June 16, 2011. Retrieved July 4, 2011.