Ingeborg Jacobs

Ingeborg Jacobs (* 1957 in Solingen ) is a German author and filmmaker .

1989 to 1992 stay in the Soviet Union . Ingeborg Jacobs has been a freelance writer for ZDF since 1995 and has made numerous documentary films on contemporary history . You have received several awards, including the German Business Film Prize and the Bavarian Television Prize. Collaboration on several books by Guido Knopp, including "The Great Flight".

Works

TV reports, documentaries and documentaries

• "Guilt without atonement" - murder and suicide in Russian barracks (BR, 1994)
• "Somewhere begged, stolen somewhere" A wolf child in search of clues (ZDF, 1995)
• "Skoro domoj" Home ... "- prisoners of war in the Soviet Union (DW-TV 1996)
• "Return to the death zone" - people in Chernobyl (ZDF 1996)
• "The dream of Germany" - About repatriates from Kazakhstan (ZDF 1997)
• "I'm not a Russian!" - Orphans in search of their roots (DW-TV 1997)
• "School of Crime" - In the Kinderknast of Kazakhstan (ZDF 1997)
• "Op. Fates in the hospital." I + II (ZDF 1998–1999)
• "Victory Day" (Documentary Film Festival Nyon 2001 + 2009)
• "Four warlords against Hitler" - Marshal Georgij K. Schukow (ARD 2001)
• "Abducted and Lost" - Fates of Escape (ZDF 2001)
• "Die Eiserne Maria" (Documentary Film Festival Nyon 2002, ARTE 2002)
• "The Prisoners" - Worse Than Hell (ZDF 2003)
• "Red tulips should bloom" - Karabasch, a city in the Urals (Duisburger Filmwoche 2005, 3sat 2006)
• "Anonyma - The Women of Berlin" (ZDF 2010)

Books

• Free wild. The fate of German women in 1945. Propylaea, Berlin 2008, ISBN 978-3-549-07352-0
• Wolf child. The incredible life story of the East Prussian girl Liesabeth Otto. Propylaea, Berlin 2010, ISBN 978-3-549-07371-1 .
  • as List Taschenbuch, Berlin 2011, ISBN 978-3-548-61034-4 .
    • Dutch: Zwerfkind. De Kern, Utrecht 2011, ISBN 978-9-032-51512-6 .
    • French: Moi, enfant-loup. Fleuve Noir, Paris 2012, ISBN 978-2-265-09336-2 .
    • Polish: Wilcze dziecko. Swiat Ksiazki, Warsaw 2012, ISBN 978-83-7799-240-1 .
    • Czech: Vlci dite. Academia, Prague 2014, ISBN 978-80-200-2339-1 .
    • Lithuanian: Vilko vaikas. Briedis, Vilnius 2017, ISBN 978-9955-26-573-3 .
• Stanislav Petrov: the man who prevented nuclear war. Westend, Frankfurt 2015, ISBN 978-3-864-89111-3 .

Awards

• Documentary Award of the 11th World Television Festival 1995 Nagasaki / Japan
• German Business Film Award 1997
• Bavarian TV Prize 1998

Web links

• Homepage of Ingeborg Jacobs
• Ingeborg Jacobs in the Internet Movie Database (English)