Heike Mundzeck

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Heike Mundzeck (* 1938 in Hamburg ) is a German journalist and television author.

Life

According to the father's wishes, Heike Mundzeck should have become a boy. The Catholic, lawyer and police president from Kiel had the synagogue in Friedrichstadt converted into the family home, where Mundzeck was raised with two siblings by their Protestant mother in 1944. As a child, she had the desire to become a horse rider. But at the age of 16 it was clear that she wanted to go into journalism. To this end, she studied law and political science at the universities of Freiburg, Hamburg, Innsbruck and Marburg from 1957 to 1963 and completed this with the state examination . From 1987 to 1990 she trained in body-oriented Gestalt therapy.

From 1963 to 1964 Heike Mundzeck was a trainee at the daily newspaper “ Die Welt ” in Berlin , Essen and Hamburg . She then worked as an editor in the cultural section of the paper. She has been a freelance journalist since 1971 and for many years wrote for daily and weekly newspapers (including " Frankfurter Rundschau ", " Die Zeit ") and for women's magazines (" Brigitte ", " Für Sie ", "Petra") as a television critic and interpreter of Legal reforms are active.

Mundzeck has been a filmmaker (script and direction, then also production) since 1973 and has worked on over 100 television productions ( documentaries , features, reports ) on discrimination and violence in our society for ARD and ZDF , as well as for the Federal Agency for Civic Education and other educational institutions . According to the Association of Women Journalists , Heike Mundzeck provided information and support through her work "Women in a globalized world."

From 1994 to 2003 Heike Mundzeck was a member of the board of the Hamburg Institute for New Media. She is a member of the Arbeitsgemeinschaft Dokumentarfilm (AG DOK) and is involved, for example, in the ZONTA Club, a worldwide association of working women in managerial or independent positions.

Awards

Filmography (selection)

  • Point of View (1988)
  • A child to throw away? (1988)
  • With Unrelenting Harshness (1989)
  • Justitia's Daughters (1990)
  • What else could we have done? (1991)
  • That Longing Doesn't Go Away (1992)
  • A Love Lost (1992)
  • Sometimes I'm Very Afraid (1993)
  • In the shadow of the Holocaust. Children of the Victims - Children of the Perpetrators (1994)
  • Life in Two Worlds (1994)
  • Breaking the Silence at Last (1995)
  • Guilty (1995)
  • I would have shot back then (1997)
  • Who Is Not Afraid Here (1997)
  • Music That Was Life (1998)
  • Living with the Mass Grave (1999)
  • Die With Dignity (2001)
  • Children are unbeatable! No violence in upbringing (2001)
  • A Right To My Death (2002)
  • The soldiers with the half star - As "Jewish half-breeds" in the Wehrmacht (2003)
  • Who Lived in the Synagogue of Friedrichstadt (2004)
  • The "thing" - campaign against taboo / child welfare and parental responsibility (2007)
  • Just being smart is not enough. Children need emotional intelligence. (2006)
  • A life begins ... Understanding and promoting baby's development (2008)
  • Crèche children: family and day care in shared responsibility (2011)
  • Children Don't Get Divorced (2013)

Works (selection)

  • “Children learn to watch television: what, when, how long, etc. what for? ”by Heike Mundzeck. Rowohlt. Reinbek, 1973.
  • "Spielmobil-Spielbuch: True and fantastic stories for every day." By Harald Hohenacker and Heike Mundzeck. DVA. Stuttgart, 1975.
  • "The Maxi + Mini Book: Stories for Children and Parents" by Uta Buresch, Wolfgang Buresch and Heike Mundzeck. German publishing company. 1977.
  • “Divorce Hurts: The Story of a Divorce. With reports from parents, children, judges and carers. ”By Heike Mundzeck. Rowohlt Publishing House. 1977.
  • “Practical media education” by Heike Mundzeck and Wilfried Schneider. Beltz. 1979.
  • “What have the parties done for women?” By Gerda Hollunder, Luc Jochimsen, Heike Mundzeck and Carola Stern. Rowohlt TB-V., Rnb. 1982.
  • “As a woman, it is probably easier to become human.” Heike Mundzeck in conversation with Dorothee Sölle, Margarethe von Trotta and Heidi Wieczorek-Zeul. Rowohlt Taschenbuch Verlag. Reinbek, 1984.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ http://www.abendblatt.de/kultur-live/article319891/Es-war-ein-Moment-der-Scham.html.htm  ( page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically defective marked. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.@1@ 2Template: Toter Link / www.abendblatt.de  
  2. ↑ a b c http://www.agdok.de/de_DE/members_detail/16432/vita
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personal data
SURNAME Mundzeck, Heike
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German journalist and television writer
DATE OF BIRTH 1938
PLACE OF BIRTH Hamburg