Stefanie Zweig

German journalist and author

Stefanie Zweig - German journalist and author
Born

September 19th, 1932
92 years ago

Died

April 25th, 2014
11 years ago — 81 years old

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Germany

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A prominent journalist and author, contributions included novels and non-fiction that often explored themes related to identity and culture. The literary career began with published works that garnered attention within Germany. The novel 'Heller als der Tag' achieved widespread recognition, addressing the complexities of post-war Germany. Additionally, autobiographical reflections focused on childhood experiences during the Nazi regime, linking personal narratives to broader historical contexts. A strong presence in print media established a reputation as a thoughtful commentator on social issues and cultural phenomena.

Authored the novel 'Heller als der Tag'

Wrote autobiographical works on her childhood

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