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Hedda Zinner
German political writer, translator, actress, and journalist (1904–1994).
Wikipedia | Hedda Zinner
Statements about
Hedda Zinner
Place of Burial
Dorotheenstadt Cemetery
Sex or Gender
Female
Place of Birth
Lviv
Vienna
Place of Death
Berlin
Country of Citizenship
Germany
German Democratic Republic
Instance Of
Human
Award Received
Goethe Award of Berlin
(1959)
Point in Time
:
1959
Order of Karl Marx
Patriotic Order of Merit in Gold
National Prize of East Germany
Medal Carl Von Ossietzky
Lion-Feuchtwanger-Preis
(1973)
Point in Time
:
1973
Member of Political Party
Socialist Unity Party of Germany
Communist Party of Germany
Occupation
Translator
Actor
Journalist
Stage Actor
Writer
Ukrainian–German Translator
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Given Name
Hedda
Child
John Erpenbeck
Spouse
Fritz Erpenbeck
Work Location
Berlin
Name in Native Language
Hedda Zinner
Family Name
Zinner
Languages Spoken, Written or Signed
German
Residence
Moscow
(1935)
Point in Time
:
1935
Germany
(1945 - )
Start Time
:
1945
Time Period
20th Century
Pseudonym
Elisabeth Frank
Hannchen Lobesam
Described by Source
Handbuch Der Österreichischen Kinder- Und Jugendbuchautorinnen
Subject Named As
:
Zinner, Hedda (Hedwig)
Volume
:
2
Page(s)
:
1312-1315
Verbrannt, Verboten, Vergessen
Subject Named As
:
Zinner, Hedda
Page(s)
:
215-216
BiografiA: Lexikon Österreichischer Frauen
Subject Named As
:
Zinner Hedda, Ps. Hedda, Elisabeth Frank, Hannchen Lobesam, verh. Hedda Erpenbeck- Zinner, ursprüngl. Hedwig Zinner
Volume
:
3
Page(s)
:
3646-3647
Lexikon Deutschsprachiger Schriftstellerinnen 1800–1945
Subject Named As
:
Zinner, Hedda
Page(s)
:
336-338
Bloomsbury Guide to Women's Literature
Date of Birth
5/20/1904
5/20/1905
5/20/1907
Date of Death
7/4/1994
7/1/1994
1/7/1994
Ethnic Group
Jewish People
Reason for Deprecated Rank
:
Source Known to Be Unreliable
Writing Language
German
Image of Grave
External Pages About Hedda Zinner
ISNI
Encyclopedia of China (Third Edition)
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