Jan Gympel

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Jan Gympel (* 1966 in Berlin ) is a German author and journalist .

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Jan Gympel studied German, journalism and theater studies at the Free University of Berlin . In 1983 he began to work continuously as a journalist, initially as a volunteer for the alternative district newspaper Südost-Express in Berlin-Kreuzberg . Since 1987 he has been a professional writer, among others for the daily newspaper , Der Tagesspiegel , Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung , Die Welt . For an eight-part Tagesspiegel series on Berlin railway architecture and its monument protection, he was awarded the German Monument Protection Prize in 1994 by the German National Committee for Monument Protection. Since 1998 he has been a member of the award jury for this prize.

He is currently working as a freelance journalist for Zitty (Berlin), Hinnerk (Hamburg), the traffic magazine Signal and the architecture papers Baumeister (Munich) and Bauwelt (Berlin). His main topics are film and television, architecture and monument protection, traffic (especially trams and underground trains ) and Berlin's urban history. He also published various books and book chapters on these. In addition, there have recently been prose texts in anthologies as well as stories and dialogues for comics. Gympel lives in Berlin.

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