Hilde Rubinstein

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Hilde Rubinstein (born April 7, 1904 in Augsburg , † August 5, 1997 in Gothenburg ) was a German painter and poet.

As a member of the KPD , Hilde Rubinstein was imprisoned in 1933; in 1934 she emigrated to Sweden via Belgium and the Netherlands in 1935 . In 1936 and 1937 she lived in the Soviet Union , where she was threatened with extradition to the German Reich because of Trotskyist activities. She fled in Poland and came back to Sweden via Latvia . At first she got by with various temporary jobs, then she worked as a painter and writer. After the war she stayed in Sweden, where she lived in Gothenburg .

Her estate is in the Berlin Academy of the Arts .

Works

  • Telluric News Harald Schmid, Berlin 1983
  • Atomic Twilight Scheffel, Zurich 1960
  • Frozen deer. Pieces, poetry, prose Henschel, Berlin 1987
  • Praise the wrath of your sons and daughters Atelier, Andernach 1977
  • All I wanted was to be happy. Prison diaries under Hitler and Stalin and other scattered texts Igel, Paderborn 1999 ISBN 3-927104-33-7

literature

  • Sonja Hilzinger: Hilde Rubinstein (1904-1997): A Search for Traces. In: Journal for Museum and Education. No. 63, 2005.
  • Claudia Schoppmann:  Rubinstein, married Weinreich, Hilde. In: New German Biography (NDB). Volume 22, Duncker & Humblot, Berlin 2005, ISBN 3-428-11203-2 , p. 157 f. ( Digitized version ).
  • Anne Stürzer: "I don't write anything now ... no time". For example: the playwrights Christa Winsloe and Hilde Rubinstein in exile. In: Society for Exile Research (ed.): Women and Exile. An international yearbook. Volume 11, Munich 1993.

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SURNAME Rubinstein, Hilde
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German painter and poet
DATE OF BIRTH April 7, 1904
PLACE OF BIRTH augsburg
DATE OF DEATH 5th August 1997
Place of death Gothenburg