Ralph Knebel (writer)

Ralph Knebel (* 1935 in Königsberg ; † 1990 in Berlin ) was a German writer .

Life

After graduating from high school in Potsdam, Ralph Knebel began studying German in East Berlin in 1953. In 1957 he came to radio in the GDR , where he wrote numerous radio features and radio plays as an author . Knebel has also made a name for himself as a screenwriter for television games and two movies.

Awards

• 1963 Literature Prize of the FDGB

Filmography

• 1967: The girl on the board - Director: Kurt Maetzig , DEFA feature film
• 1969/70: From our time . Episode 4: The computer says: no - Director: Kurt Maetzig, DEFA feature film

Radio plays and features

• 1961: With Rolf Gumlich : A great whiskey for the fish - Director: Fritz-Ernst Fechner ( Broadcasting of the GDR )
• 1963: With Rolf Gumlich: Interim balance - Director: Helmut Hellstorff (Broadcasting of the GDR)
• 1968: Visitation of a resident - Director: Peter Kupke (Broadcasting of the GDR)
• 1969: Consideration of a Brigadier - Director: Edgar Kaufmann (Broadcasting of the GDR)
• 1970: And don't forget why - Director: Fritz Göhler (radio play - Rundfunk der DDR)
• 1973: The Search for the Fatherland - Director: Fritz-Ernst Fechner ( Feature - Broadcasting of the GDR)
• 1980: Line 18 or The Great Tram Game - Director: Hannelore Solter (Feature - Broadcasting of the GDR)
• 1986: Everyone dies for himself alone - radio play adaptation of the novel by Hans Fallada , director: Werner Grunow (Rundfunk der DDR)
• 1988: "You can't write kisses" - Bismarck (Feature - Rundfunk der DDR)

literature

• Patrick Conley: The partisan journalist. The history of the radio feature in the GDR . Metropol Verlag, Berlin 2012, ISBN 978-3-86331-050-9 , pp. 256–262 (section on Ralph Knebel).

Web links

• Ralph Knebel in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• Ralph Knebel at filmportal.de