Tilly Boesche-Zacharow

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Tilly Boesche-Zacharow (born January 31, 1928 in Elbing as Mathilde Großkopf ) is a German writer and author who is also involved in humanitarian issues. She is also known by the pseudonyms Eva Trojan , Eve Jean , Eve John and Ilka Korff .

Life

Boesche-Zacharow was born in 1928 as the daughter of Ernst Großkopf and Maria Großkopf. She was married to Hans Boesche from 1950 until the divorce in 1963 . There were two sons from this marriage, including the pacifist and historian Norbert Boesche . She also adopted her granddaughter in addition to a biological daughter. She currently lives temporarily in Berlin and Haifa. She was a member of the Association of German-Speaking Writers in Israel (VDSI) from 1980 until it was dissolved in 2005. On March 23, 2016, Tilly Boesche-Zacharow received the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany from State Secretary Tim Renner.

Publishing

Since 1950 Tilly Boesche-Zacharow has worked as a freelance writer, mainly in entertainment literature. From 1980 she is a publisher and u. a. Editor of the literary magazine Silhouette International Literature (26 vols., 1980–1989) and the successor sheet Silhouette (5 vols., 1994–1996) and the series Literatur zum Angewhnen (82 vols., 1983–2000). She also worked on various magazines , anthologies and radio programs. She also gave readings and interviews in Germany, Israel , Thailand and Canada .

Quotes

“It is enough to use your own words. Just one more thing: I believe that because of me, many people who are no longer with us are still alive. Above all my son Avi - and it will remain so until my last breath. Shalom, Chaverim! "

- Tilly Boesche-Zacharow

Works

Boesche-Zacharow wrote the text for the song Ich hang an Frohnau , set to music by Johannes Richter , Berlin . In addition to entertainment literature, she also published children's literature, non-fiction, erotic stories, German and English-language poetry and several press articles, some of which were published by M. & N. Boesche Verlag (Berlin, Haifa), which she co-founded .

selection
  • Tilly Boesche: Doctor Holms second love. Blue novel. Hagen, 1952
  • Eve John: The black widow , spider in the web 34. Hagen 1958.
  • Eve John: The Devil of Beechtree-Hall , Spider in the Web 22. Hagen 1958
  • Tilly Boesche: Irabell (1-5). Blue Roman 583-587. Hagen, 1963.
  • Tilly Boesche: Meuthienen (1-6). Sabrina novel 170-175. Hagen, 1963
  • Eva Trojan: Sun over the riding stables. Home bells 246. Rastatt: Pabel, 1961.
  • Eva Trojan: The brothers from the Markushof. Home bells 270. Rastatt: Pabel, 1962.
  • Tilly Boesche-Zacharow, G. Pratschke (ed.): Metamorphic variation on life, love and death. Vienna: European Publishing House, 1969.
  • Eve Jean: The wild orgies of Nelly A , Flensburg: Stephenson, 1971.
  • Eva Trojan: There is a bridge to happiness , Heimatglocken 736. Rastatt: Pabel, 1971.
  • Eva Trojan: Fate on the riding stables , Heimatsterne 18, 25, 117 Hannover: Lehning 1958.
  • Eve Jean: Unusual Passions , Frankfurt, Ferenz, 1972
  • Ilka Korff: Stellas Seitensprung , Kelter-Taschenbuch 196. Hamburg: Kelter, 1974.
  • Ilka Korff: Suffering is transitory , Kelter-Taschenbuch 203. Hamburg: Kelter, 1974.
  • Eve Jean: At home in strange beds , Olympia-Press-Taschenbuch 117. Frankfurt: Olympia-Press, 1974.
  • Tilly Boesche-Zacharow: Ever since / Lesson about the biblical God , Darmstadt: JG Bläschke, ISBN 3-87561-525-5 .
  • Tilly Boesche: Little boy in a big city Hirundo books. Lengerich, Klein 1964
  • Tilly Boesche-Zacharow, I. Eckert: The first day in Mellenberg. Hirundo books 180. Lengerich: Klein, 1965.
  • Tilly Boesche: One among many , Hirundo Books Lengerich, Klein, 1965
  • Tilly Boesche: Ralf bites through , Hannover, Jugendschriftenverlag, 1977
  • Tilly Boesche-Zacharow: Return to the Stone Age . Berlin, Stoedtner, 1978. ISBN 3-9209700-0
  • Tilly Zacharow: The Rabbi. Berlin, Haifa: MuN Boesche, 2000. ISBN 3-923809-56-5 .
  • Tilly Boesche-Zacharow: The dream of Jalna. Egelsbach, Frankfurt, Munich, New York: Fouqué, 2001. ISBN 3-8267-4754-2 .
  • Tilly Boesche-Zacharow: The thin line between sky and water. Berlin, Haifa: M. u. N. Boesche, 2001. ISBN 3-923809-77-8 .
  • Tilly Boesche-Zacharow: Pintus von Seehausen. Berlin, Haifa: M. u. N. Boesche, 2001. ISBN 3-923809-78-6 .
  • Tilly Boesche-Zacharow: Oh Israel - they want to destroy you. Berlin, Haifa: M. u. N. Boesche, 2001. ISBN 3-923809-79-4 .
  • Tilly Zacharow: The world has lost me / life and work of the poet Carl Stern from Jerusalem. Berlin Haifa, M. u. N. Boesche 2003 ISBN 3-923809-75-1 .
  • Tilly Boesche-Zacharow: Not the last word. Berlin, Haifa: M. u. N. Boesche, 2005. ISBN 3-923809-83-2 .
  • Tilly Boesche-Zacharow: On the throne of Peter. Berlin, Haifa: M. u. N. Boesche, 2007. ISBN 3-923809-84-0 .
  • Tilly Zacharow: Aweyden / Chronicle of a Masurian village. Berlin, Haifa M. u. N. Boesche, 2008. ISBN 978-3-923809-86-8 .

Honors

She received an honorary doctorate from the University of Arizona in 1983 and an honorary Doctor of Letters in 1987. She also received several honorary diplomas , the European Banner of Arts 1984 and the Studiosis Humanitas 1985. On March 23, 2016, the State Secretary for Cultural Affairs of the State of Berlin, Tim Renner, presented Tilly Boesche-Zacharow for "... her outstanding publishing program and her many years of work for the exiled Jewish authors in Israel "the Cross of Merit on the ribbon of the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany.

literature

  • Rasmus, Hugo. Life pictures of West Prussian women in the past and present , Münster, Nicolaus Copernikus, 1984. ISBN 3-924238-08-1 .
  • Adolphi, Wolfram . Profiles from the north of Berlin / Citizens of our time , Berlin, Edition Profile, 1994. ISBN 3-924718-59-8 .
  • Eymer, Wilfrid. Eymers Pseudonym Lexikon , Bonn, Kirschbaum, 1997. ISBN 3-7812-1399-4 .
  • Boesche-Zacharow, Tilly. Not the last word. Berlin, Haifa: MuN Boesche, 2005. ISBN 3-923809-83-2 .
  • German Writer's Lexicon 2002 . Dietzenbach, Association of German Writers BDS eV 2001.
  • Kürschner's German Literature Calendar 2008/2009 66: 1. ed. Andreas Klimt. Munich, Leipzig: Saur, 2008. ISBN 3-598-23592-5 , ISSN  0343-0936
  • International Who's Who of Women 6. London, New York: Routledge, 2007. ISBN 1-85743-429-3 , ISSN  0965-3775

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Profile on Amazon

Web links

personal data
SURNAME Boesche-Zacharow, Tilly
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Großkopf, Mathilde (maiden name); Trojan, Eva (pseudonym); Jean, Eve (pseudonym); Korff, Ilka (pseudonym)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German writer and author
DATE OF BIRTH January 31, 1928
PLACE OF BIRTH Elblag