Sabine Schwieder

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Sabine Schwieder (born January 7, 1961 in Aalen ) is a German journalist and book author . In 1993 she received the Theodor Wolff Prize .

Life

Schwieder grew up in Munich and Wiesbaden . She completed her school education with a high school diploma at the Otto von Taube Gymnasium in Gauting . She then completed an internship at the Donaukurier in Ingolstadt . At the Ludwig Maximilians University in Munich she studied modern German literature , theater studies and modern history . During her studies she worked a. a. as a travel companion to Italy and France . After graduating, she completed a. a. a dramaturgy internship in Ingolstadt and an internship in the PR department of Siemens in New York. From 1988 to 1994 she worked as an editor at the Cellesche Zeitung in the local and cultural department and received the Theodor Wolff Prize for journalists in 1993 . From 1995 to 2002 she worked as an editor for the Lippische Landeszeitung in Bad Salzuflen . She has been working as a freelance editor and book author since 2002.

Schwieder is married, has two daughters and lives in Kemnat (Ostfildern) , where she writes as a freelance journalist.

 Works

  • Sabine and Wolfram Schwieder: Where is Bullerbü? In the footsteps of Astrid Lindgren through Sweden , Oetinger Verlag, Hamburg 2006
  • Sabine and Wolfram Schwieder: Wonderful journey through Sweden. In the footsteps of Nils Holgersson , Nymphenburger Verlag , Munich 2006
  • Sabine and Wolfram Schwieder: Sweden , illustrated book , DuMont Reiseverlag Ostfildern 2011
  • Sabine and Wolfram Schwieder: Astrid Lindgren's Sweden. From Bullerbü to Villa Kunterbunt , Reise Know-How Verlag, Bielefeld 2018

Awards

In 1993 Schwieder received the Theodor Wolff Prize , the journalist prize of the German newspapers, for the article "Girls' meeting. Foreigners in Celle" .

literature

Theodor Wolff Prize. The contributions of the award winners from the year 1992 , Bonn 1993

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Theodor Wolff Prize. Prize winner since 1962. Accessed April 22, 2018 .