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Ilse Aichinger
Ilse Aichinger
Austrian writer (1921–2016).
Wikipedia | Ilse Aichinger
Statements about
Ilse Aichinger
Member Of
Group 47
Academy of Arts, Berlin
(1993 - 11/11/2016)
End Cause
:
Death of Subject
Start Time
:
1993
End Time
:
11/11/2016
German Academy for Language and Literature
(1977 - )
Start Time
:
1977
Bavarian Academy of Fine Arts
PEN Germany
Academy of Arts (West Berlin)
(1956 - 1993)
End Cause
:
Formation of an All-German Organisation
Start Time
:
1956
End Time
:
1993
Place of Birth
Vienna
Country of Citizenship
Austria
Date of Birth
11/1/1921
Reason for Preferred Rank
:
Most Precise Value
1921
Occupation
Writer
Radio Playwright
Poet
Novelist
Instance Of
Human
Award Received
21 items
Anton Wildgans Prize
(1968)
Point in Time
:
1968
Grand Austrian State Prize for Literature
(1995)
Point in Time
:
1995
Marie Luise Kaschnitz Prize
(1984)
Point in Time
:
1984
Nelly Sachs Prize
(1971)
Point in Time
:
1971
Immermann-Preis
(1955)
Point in Time
:
1955
Literature Award of the Bavarian Academy of the Fine Arts
(1991)
Point in Time
:
1991
Weilheim Literature Prize
(1988)
Point in Time
:
1988
Award of the Gruppe 47
(1952)
For Work
:
Story in Reverse
Point in Time
:
1952
Manès-Sperber-Preis
(1991)
Point in Time
:
1991
Günter Eich Prize
(1984)
Point in Time
:
1984
Franz-Kafka-Preis
(1983)
Point in Time
:
1983
Joseph-Breitbach-Preis
(2000)
Point in Time
:
2000
Österreichischer Kunstpreis Für Literatur
(1974)
Point in Time
:
1974
Franz Nabl Prize
(1979)
Point in Time
:
1979
City of Vienna Literature Prize
(1974)
Point in Time
:
1974
Peter Rosegger Award
(1991)
Point in Time
:
1991
Literaturpreis Der Stadt Bremen
(1955)
Point in Time
:
1955
Austrian Promotional Prize for Literature
(1952)
Point in Time
:
1952
Roswitha Prize
(1975)
Point in Time
:
1975
Ehrenpreis Des Österreichischen Buchhandels Für Toleranz in Denken Und Handeln
(2002)
Point in Time
:
2002
Austrian State Prize for European Literature
(1996)
Point in Time
:
1996
Family Name
Aichinger
Given Name
Ilse
Spouse
Günter Eich
Date of Death
11/11/2016
Place of Death
Vienna
Sibling
Helga Michie
Child
Clemens Eich
Mirjam Eich
Influenced By
Günter Eich
Franz Kafka
Ingeborg Bachmann
Virginia Woolf
Joseph Conrad
Stefan Zweig
Georg Trakl
Notable Work
Story in Reverse
The Greater Hope
Eliza Eliza
Educated At
Gymnasium Sacre Coeur Wien
Ursulinenkloster Wien
University of Vienna
Name in Native Language
Ilse Aichinger
Native Language
German
Work Location
Vienna
Ulm
Großgmain
Geisenhausen
Breitbrunn Am Chiemsee
Lenggries
Frankfurt
Birth Name
Ilse Aichinger
Father
Ludwig Aichinger
Described by Source
Kindlers Literatur Lexikon
Kindlers Literatur Lexikon
Obálky Knih
URL
:
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BiografiA: Lexikon Österreichischer Frauen
Subject Named As
:
Aichinger Ilse, verh. Eich
Volume
:
1
Page(s)
:
69-70
Dictionary of Women Worldwide
Women Writers of Germany, Austria, and Switzerland
Subject Named As
:
Aichinger, Ilse
Page(s)
:
1-3
Author
:
Jacqueline Vansant
Q113369276
Subject Named As
:
Aichinger, Ilse
Page(s)
:
9–11
Author
:
Barbara Thums
Mother
Berta Aichinger
Field of Work
Literature
Prose
Poetry
Radio Drama
Employer
S. Fischer Verlag
(1949 - 1950)
Start Time
:
1949
End Time
:
1950
Languages Spoken, Written or Signed
German
Sex or Gender
Female
Start of Work Period
1945
Writing Language
German
Archives At
German Literature Archive Marbach
Inventory Number
:
A:Aichinger, Ilse
Level of Description
:
Nachlass
Described at URL
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