Dorothea Grünzweig
Author

قصائد

Thema in Polar-Dur الألمانية

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Über den Sprachen الألمانية

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Fluchtwasser الألمانية

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Die Wiederkunft der Orgeln الألمانية

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O unsere Wörter الألمانية

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Und gleiten الألمانية

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[Es ist ein Sterben angebrochen] الألمانية

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Glasstimmen Lasinäänet الألمانية

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[Die Felsen in ihren Flechten] الألمانية

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[Es fällt ein Stein mir zu] الألمانية

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Dorothea Grünzweig
Author

About

* 25.12.1952, Korntal near Stuttgart , ألمانيا
يعيش في: Helsinki, فنلندا

Dorothea Grünzweig was born in Swabia. She studied Englisch and German at the University of Tübingen and then spent some years in Scotland and England. Afterwards she teached seven years at a boarding school in Southern Germany.

Since 1989 she lives in Finland where she worked as a teacher at the German School in Helsinki for nine years.

Meanwhile she works as a translator (from English, Finnish and Wogulish), writes essays on literature and has published three volumes of poems “Mittsommerschnitt” (Midsummer Cut, 1997), “Vom Eisgebreit” (From the Ice Field, 2002) and Glasstimmen lasinäänet (glasvoices, 2004), which was awarded with the 'Christian-Wagner-Preis'.

As a German living in Finland Dorothea Grünzweig writes about cultural displacement, nomadism, the links between North and South and also about childhood and adult life.