Came Kaltschew
Kamen Kaltschew , actually Petyr Matew Kaltschew , ( Bulgarian Камен Калчев , born August 13, 1914 in Kereka , † January 14, 1988 in Sofia ) was a Bulgarian writer .
He published various novels as well as books for young people and children as well as travelogues. Thematically, he dealt first with the situation in Bulgaria during the Second World War , later with life in socialist- ruled Bulgaria. Kaltschew thematized historical subjects such as the September uprising of 1923 and wrote autobiographical works. He also used the stylistic device from irony to the ironic-grotesque.
Kaltschew was awarded the Dimitrov Prize and as a hero of socialist work .
Works (in German translation)
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A man came from Jutschbunar (Син на работническата класа, biographical novel about Georgi Dimitrov 1949).
- German translation. Children's book publisher, Berlin 1975.
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Two in the new city (Двама в новия град, novel 1964).
- German translation: Eduard Bayer. Volk und Welt publishing house, Berlin 1988.
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Sofia Stories (Софийски разкази, Stories 1967).
- German translation. Sofia-Press, Sofia 1970.
literature
- Kaltschew, came . In: Taschenlexikon Bulgaria , Bibliographisches Institut Leipzig 1983, page 89 f.
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SURNAME | Kaltschew, came |
ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Kaltschew, Petyr Matew (real name); Калчев, Камен (Bulgarian) |
BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Bulgarian writer |
DATE OF BIRTH | August 13, 1914 |
PLACE OF BIRTH | Kereka |
DATE OF DEATH | January 14, 1988 |
Place of death | Sofia |