Helfried Schreiter

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Helfried Schreiter (born June 12, 1935 in Lomnitz, pseudonym: Louis Martin ; † June 20, 1992 in Ottendorf-Okrilla ) was a German writer of detective novels , radio plays and film scripts .

Life

Helfried Schreiter was initially an NVA officer and later became a successful crime writer in the GDR . In 1987, during a stay in the Federal Republic of Germany, he criticized Erich Honecker's policies in an open letter and took sides with Mikhail Gorbachev's political reforms . Thereupon he did not return to the GDR and became editor of the political magazine Stern . Together with the then governing mayor of West Berlin , Walter Momper , Schreiter documented the fall of the Berlin Wall at the end of 1989 in the photo report “Four Days in November”.

Schreiter then returned to East Germany, published several magazines and in 1990 the weekly newspaper Das Blatt and founded the book publisher Edition Fischerinsel . All of his projects - best known for the tabloid " Super-Ossi ", of which he was the publisher and editor-in-chief - failed after a short time.

Works

  • Poetry album 7 , Verlag Neues Leben, Berlin 1968
  • In the Tension Field (film, as screenwriter together with Wolfgang Ebeling and Siegfried Kühn ), 1969
  • Magic formula (radio play), 1971
  • I'll play the world for you , drama (premiere 1971 stages of the city of Gera )
  • Declaration of love to GT (film, as a screenwriter together with Horst Seemann ), 1971
  • Januskopf (film, as a screenwriter), 1972
  • Report of the street sweeper Manuel Gomez from Santiago about the silence (radio play), 1973
  • Compañeros (radio play), 1973
  • Again and again (radio play), 1974
  • Good morning teller and the girl with the bear's eye (radio play), 1975
  • I'll start with the beginning (novel), 1977
  • Throw in the towel, Mr Public Prosecutor (detective novel), 1977
  • One visits one (short stories), 1981
  • Number One (radio play), 1983
  • Fear of wasting away (radio play about Friedrich Schiller ), 1984
  • The Night Before Vacation (detective novel), 1984
  • Woman at the window (novel), 1985
  • Mocha Before Murder (detective novel), 1985
  • Schade (radio play), 1986
  • Four days in November (photo reportage, together with Klaus Liedtke (eds.) And Walter Momper), 1989, ISBN 3-570-00876-2
  • The last days of the GDR. Citizens report on the end of their republic (as editor and author of the foreword), Edition Fischerinsel, 1990
  • The Last About Love (Quotes Collection ), 1990, ISBN 3-910164-01-3
  • The Last About The Man Before He Disappears From The Stage (Quotes Collection ), 1990, ISBN 3-910164-02-1

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. The end of the Eastern thrillers? by Helmut Eikermann
  2. Der Spiegel of February 23, 1987
  3. Jump up Der Spiegel from March 18, 1991.