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Lubliner Lift / Lubelska Winda is a bilingual poetry anthology that represents a group of German and Polish authors .

Emergence

The anthology brings together a group of German and Polish poets and is the result of the German-Polish poetry festival “wortlust” in Leipzig in 1995 and in Lublin in 1997, at which the participating authors translated each other. Inspired by Erich Loest's “Polenplan”, the festival was carried out by VS Sachsen. This was followed by further German-Polish encounters with changing organizers and sponsoring associations.

Release

The anthology was published in 1999 by Dieter Kalka with DIE SCHEUNE Dresden and Wydawnictwo TEST Lublin, foreword by Erich Loest , editors Norbert Weiß and Jakub Malukow Danecki, cover photo Edith Tar, proofreading and various translations by Agnieszka Haupe.

Pre-print and sound carrier

The translated texts by the German authors were published as a preprint in 1995 in the literary quarterly magazine "Akcent" / Lublin. In 2000, a CD of the same name with original sounds from the authors was released, recorded during the readings, compiled by Radjo Monk. The CD was financed by the Kulturstiftung Sachsen.

Authors of the anthology

Authors: Krzysztof Koehler , Anna Janko , Undine Materni , Dominik Opolski, Bohdan Zadura , Andreas Reimann , Norbert White , Ewa Mazur, Zbigniew Dmitroca , Wacław Oszajca, Marek Wojdyło , Tom Pohlmann , Jakub Malukow Danecki, Katarzyna Nalepa, Andrzej Szuba, Benedikt Dyrlich , Róža Domašcyna , Krzysztof Paczuski, Lutz Nitzsche-Kornel, Radjo Monk , Henryk Bereska (as translator), Erich Loest (foreword) and Dieter Kalka (editor), cover photo Edith Tar .

Participants in the festival in Lublin

Other participants in the festival in Lublin were Prof. Gabriela Matuszek (Chairwoman of the Krakow Writers' Union ), Jolanta Pytel (Grünberg), Agnieszka Haupe (Zielona Góra / Leipzig), Andrzej Pańta (Piekary Sl), Utz Rachowski (Reichenbach), Siegfried Heinrichs (Oberbaum -Verlag, Berlin), Marek Śnieciński (Breslau), Alekzander Rozenfeld (Warsaw), Maciej Cisło (Danzig), Ludmiła Marjańska (President of the Polish Writers' Association, Warsaw), Sigrid and Hans Häußler (“Captain” of the German-Polish poet steamer, Berlin ), Edith Tar (photographer, Leipzig), Dr. Rüdiger Frey (organization, Deutsche Gesellschaft eV ), Herbert Ulrich and Isa Golec (translator, Lublin), Dr. Bogusław Wróblewski , Urszula Gierszon and Waldemar Michalski from Akcent / Lublin.

Follow-up projects and collaboration

  • Breslauer and Bad Muskauer Orfeus / Orfeusz project
  • with the Independent Writers Association Dresden
  • with the “Stowarzyszenie Jeszcze Żywych Poetów / Association of Still Living Poets” in Zielona Góra
  • with the Lublin teatr NN / Theater NN as the venue for the festival in Lublin and the Lublin literary magazine Akcent as co-organizer
  • with the German-Polish poet steamer
  • with the Cracow Writers' Union
  • with the literature festival "Ostry nawrót dekadenjii" (Poznań)
  • with the Oświęcimer artist group around Halina Koziol and Remigiusz Dulko
  • with the Free Literature Society Leipzig e. V. - Invitation of Polish poets to the Saxon literary spring
  • with the Leipzig Literary Autumn - invitation of Polish poets

Publications

Many of the translated texts were published in magazines or published as a single volume.

Magazines

Books

  • Anna Janko at Oberbaum-Verlag Berlin
  • Dieter Kalka on "Obserwator"; Prose, Poznań
  • Marek Śnieciński in the Leipzig Literature Publishing House, prose
  • Radjo Monk, Selected Poems, bilingual

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Lubliner Lift ISBN 3-931684-27-X
  2. ^ A poetry festival "wortlust" builds bridges over the border river, Leipziger Volkszeitung , October 23, 1995
  3. MDR Figaro meets
  4. Poster of the festival
  5. ^ Writer: New Modesty . In: Der Spiegel . No. 17 , 1994 ( online - 25 April 1994 ).
  6. ISBN 3-931684-27-X
  7. ISBN 83-7038-161-8
  8. PDF of the Akcentheftes 61-62 from 1995
  9. CD Lubliner Lift
  10. POETE STEAMER ITEMS
  11. www.dg-bildungswerksachsen.org
  12. ^ Poetry Festival "Wortlust" Lublin 1997
  13. ^ Ostragehege ISSN  0947-1286 , 2001
  14. ^ Association of Still Living Poets
  15. ^ ISBN 83-87235-07-5
  16. 60 years after Auschwitz
  17. Essay on Remigiusz Dulko ( Memento of the original from August 20, 2012 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.dulkomaniak.eu
  18. ISBN 3-933314-31-3
  19. ^ ISBN 83-87235-26-1
  20. ISBN 978-3-86660-040-9
  21. ^ In the translation by Artur Chlewinski and Dominik Opolski, Lublin, ISBN 978-83-927527-1-4