Margarete Neumann (writer)

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Margarete Neumann (born February 19, 1917 in Pyritz ; † March 4, 2002 in Rostock ) was a German writer and poet, mother of the sculptor Dorothee Rätsch and the writer Gert Neumann .

Life

Neumann studied at the social pedagogical seminar in Königsberg (Prussia) and worked as a welfare worker in Heilsberg until 1945 . After the escape she was u. a. New farmer in Mecklenburg and light metal welder in Halle (Saale) . She was an unskilled worker in the Neubrandenburg oil heater factory and she worked as a shift worker in the gases department of the Schwedt petrolchemical combine . From 1952 she lived as a freelance writer in Hohen Neuendorf , from 1961 in Neubrandenburg. She was considered a party-affiliated writer and representative of socialist realism in the GDR.

After the fall of the Wall, Neumann lived in Sousse and Hergla ( Tunisia ) from 1991 to 2001 . She died of cancer on March 4, 2002. The writer's grave is in Mallin .

Works

  • The way across the field , Roman, 1955
  • Lene Bastian's story , short stories, 1956
  • The long way , short stories, 1958
  • Bread on a wooden bowl , Poems, 1959
  • Elisabeth , short stories, 1960
  • Rumpelstiltskin , radio play, 1960
  • The apricot tree , children's book, 1960
  • The wonder tree , children's book, 1960
  • Der Spiegel , Stories, 1962
  • The Gravedigger , novel, 1963
  • The Adventures of Colonel Hendrygk , short story, 1963
  • ... and they did love each other , Roman, 1966
  • The lovers , novel, 1970
  • The Green Salon , Roman, 1972
  • Orenburg diary , travel report, 1977
  • Magda Adomeit , Roman, 1985
  • This is my life ... , narrative cycle, 1987
  • After a very long winter. Selected stories 1956-1987 , Aufbau Verlag 1989, ISBN 3-351014-44-9
  • The spirit fighter. 2 novels about Barlach , Aufbau Verlag 1990, ISBN 3-351002-31-9
  • Since evening and morning touch each other The Webers and the Adomeits. A novel , Aufbau Verlag 1990, ISBN 3-351016-21-2

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Individual evidence

  1. ^ Günter Ebert : Today Margarete Neumann is sixty-five . In: Neues Deutschland , February 19, 1982, p. 4.
  2. DFD literature prize awarded in Berlin . In: Neues Deutschland from March 5, 1977