Hanna Krall

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Hanna Krall, Warsaw 2007

Hanna Krall (born May 20, 1935 in Warsaw ) is a Polish writer and journalist .

Life

Hanna Krall survived the Warsaw ghetto . She began her journalistic activity in 1955 in the editorial office of the daily newspaper Życie Warszawy in Warsaw . In 1966 she started working for the weekly political magazine Polityka and was a foreign correspondent in the Soviet Union from 1966 to 1969 . Then she worked a. a. also for the Solidarność newspaper Gazeta Wyborcza, founded in 1989 . In addition to her reports, which also appeared in edited volumes, she published numerous prose works that were translated into numerous languages ​​(including German). Her only novel "Die Untertenieterin" is sometimes referred to as a "milestone in the literary thematization of the Shoah". Krall has taken important metaphors from the novel from Marek Edelmann .

Awards

Publications in German

Web links

Commons : Hanna Krall  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. Współcześni polscy pisarze i badacze literatury. Słownik biobibliograficzny , pod red. Jadwigi Czachowskiej i Alicji Szałagan. Warszawa 1996. Tom 4. ISBN 83-02-05974-9 , p. 363
  2. In German editions of her books, the year of birth 1937 is often given (German original edition of "Unterermieterin" 1986, paperback edition "Tanz auf Fremdder Hochzeit", 1997, as well as the entry in Perlentaucher at https://www.perlentaucher.de/autor/hanna -krall.html )
  3. Yfaat Weiss : Everyone is shot at , FAZ, June 15, 2019, page 16 online, not free of charge
  4. List of the winners 1998 - 2018, two-year award