Nelly Daes

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Nelly Däs (née Schmidt ; born January 8, 1930 in Friedenthal near Saporischschja , Ukrainian SSR ) is a Russian-German writer.

Life

Nelly Schmidt shared the fate of persecution of many Black Sea German settlers in Ukraine . Her father was arrested in 1937 and sentenced to 30 years of forced labor. After the German attack on the Soviet Union , she, like the other Germans, faced deportation to Siberia. The family then fled in the country. However, the village of Andrenburg on the Dnieper, where she was staying, was previously captured by German troops. During the German occupation, she returned with her mother to their place of birth. Before the approaching Red Army in 1943, Nelly Schmidt fled to Germany. From 1945 she lived in Schwäbisch Gmünd and completed an apprenticeship as a tailor. She then married in 1951 and settled in Waiblingen .

Nelly Däs' story Das Mädchen vom Fährhaus was filmed for ZDF in 1996 under the title Nadja - Heimkehr in die Fremde .

Awards

Works

As a writer

As editor

  • All traces are gone. Russian-German women in exile. Cultural Office of Germans from Russia, Stuttgart 1997, without ISBN

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Carmine Chiellino (Ed.): Intercultural Literature in Germany: A Handbook . JB Metzler, Stuttgart / Weimar 2000, ISBN 978-3-476-01618-8 , 7.Literature of the Russian Germans ( Annelore Engel-Braunschmidt ), p. 153 .
  2. ^ Entry in the author database of the Federal Association Friedrich Bödecker Kreis eV for reading promotion and literature mediation for children and young people