Eva Hassencamp

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Eva Maria Hassencamp , née Eva Maria Aab , (born May 24, 1920 in Pforzheim ; † May 23, 2012 in Munich ) was a German director , author , film producer and presenter .

Life

Eva Hassencamp came to Bavaria during the war and lived in Munich since 1943. After 1945 she first studied music at the Trapp Conservatory of Music . In 1949 she married the architect Rudolf Thönnessen. The marriage ended in divorce in 1960. In 1967 she married the writer Oliver Hassencamp . In 1988 Eva Hassencamp survived a car accident with serious injuries in which her husband was fatally injured. After years of hospitalization, she gave up her job. She administered her husband's estate until her death.

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She wrote several successful children's books under her maiden name Eva Maria Aab. a. ABC for young people, Petronella and her brothers, animal stories and Knaur's big book of fairy tales. In 1957, Bavarian television offered her to work on the “Family Program” editorial team. She moderated 18 episodes under the title "My Books My Friends," made films for children and adults, wrote scripts and directed dubbing. Eva Hassencamp began making documentaries in 1966 as a freelancer in the “Literary Film Narration” editorial team . Documentaries on painters, writers, actors and artists were produced in-house. The films We Were Unwanted, Writers in Exile, and Reichskristallnacht were shot in America.

Children's books

  • Evi our bowl. 1961
  • Animal stories: My funny golden hamsters. 1962
  • ABC for young women, ABC for young men. 1963
  • Petronella, a curious girl. F. Schneider, Munich 1971, ISBN 3-505-03611-0
  • Petronella and her brothers. 1964, ISBN 3-414-14080-2
  • Collaboration with Knaur's big book of fairy tales. 1968
  • The bank robbers. Süddeutsche Zeitung, with illustration by Sigrid Heuck. 1968

Children's films, scripts

  • 1961 Holiday Knight Games, Ascholding Horse Estate
  • 1962 Endurance ride from farm to farm, Grabenmühle
  • 1963 I wish for ... Indian, cowboy, circus rider
  • 1964 Children's swimming competition - Easter lakes
  • 1964 Children's equestrian tournament - Ascholding Horse Estate
  • 1965 If I were you. Lavenham, commissioned by BBC London
  • 1966 Children's equestrian tournament - Ascholding Horse Estate
  • 1967 Do you have any sounds dad? - Musical film script
  • 1968 The bank robbers.

Moderation

  • 1966 My books, my friends - 18 episodes of Bavarian television
  • Moderation of women's and children's programs
  • 1967 Children's festival in Hellabrunn Zoo - organization and moderation

documentary

On behalf of the Bavarian TV

  • 1967 Portrait of Trude Kollman, founder of the cabaret Die Kleine Freiheit
  • 1968 Portrait of Four Schwabing Women, born in 1910
  • 1969 Portrait of Petra Moll, painter of naive pictures
  • 1970 Portrait of Princess Pilar of Bavaria, painter
  • 1971 The Munich traders on the Auer Dult
  • 1971 Three portraits of Oktoberfest entrepreneurs: Steilwandkitty, roller coaster boss, "Let's go at the shift"
  • 1976 Munich painter and their sculptor models, Prof. Toni Stadler
  • 1977 portrait of Franz von Lenbach, painter
  • 1978 portrait of Fritz August von Kaulbach, painter
  • 1978 Portrait of Adolf von Hildebrand, sculptor
  • 1980 Big names: Oskar von Miller, Carl Stieler, Gabriel v. Seidl
  • 1980 We were undesirable - Jewish emigrants in America: Leon Feuchtwanger, Victoria Wolff, Jacob Gimpel
  • 1981 Reichskristallnacht 1938 - Emigrants from Munich and Berlin report
  • 1982 Lorenz Gedon, 1843 architect and sculptor, family Schimoni-Obermaier 1854 Hotel Vier Jahreszeiten, Frank Wedekind Theater, Adam family of painters, four generations since 1776
  • 1982 Portrait of Prof. Hedwig Bilgram, organist, harpsichordist
  • 1982 portrait of Carl Spitzweg, painter
  • 1983 German literature in exile - conversation between Prof. v. Hofe UCLA and Prof. Stocker LMU, re: Thomas Mann, Bert Brecht, Lion Feuchtwanger, Franz Werfel, location Los Angeles
  • 1983 portrait of Erich Kästner, writer
  • 1984 portrait of Franz von Stuck, painter
  • 1984 Portrait of Arnold Schönberg in America, composer
  • 1984 Munich painter of the 19th century: Schleich, Neureuther
  • 1985 Munich painters of the 19th century: Löffz, Haider
  • 1985 Portrait of Franz von Defregger, painter
  • 1985 Portrait of Gustav Rudolf Sellner, director, general manager
  • 1986 portrait of Harry Buckwitz, director
  • 1986 Portrait of Ernst Fritz Fürbringer, actor
  • 1986 The three Kreibigs, Munich artist family
  • 1987 Portrait of Lovis Corinth, painter
  • 1987 Portrait of Hans Knappertsbusch, conductor
  • 1992 portrait of Reuther, painter and bon vivant

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Konrad Feilchenfeldt (Ed.): German Literature Lexicon. The 20th century. Biographical and bibliographical handbook , de Gruyter 2010, vol. 14, col. 451
  2. ^ Library of the University of Augsburg: Film adaptations of literature, theater, documentations about authors. Retrieved November 25, 2011
personal data
SURNAME Hate camp, Eva
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Hassencamp, Eva Maria (full name); Aab, Eva Maria (maiden name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German director, author, film producer and presenter
DATE OF BIRTH May 24, 1920
PLACE OF BIRTH Pforzheim
DATE OF DEATH May 23, 2012
Place of death Munich