Brigitte Reimann Archive

http://courage.btk.mta.hu/courage/individual/n504?lt

The archive houses the personal estate of the German writer Brigitte Reimann (1933-1973), whose literary criticism of the contradictions between socialist ideals and human needs had a great impact on the public in social reality of the GDR.

Vieta

Neubrandenburg Gartenstraße 6, Germany 17033
Rodyti žemėlapyje

Kalbos

Vokiečių

Interneto svetainė

http://www.literaturzentrum-nb.de/

Kolekcijos pavadinimas

Brigitte-Reimann-Archives

Kilmė ir kultūrinė veikla

The archive contains the personal estate of the author Brigitte Reimann (1933 -1973). In the GDR she was celebrated as a pioneer of a new literary current, the so-called "arrival literature". However, it was not before long that she encountered difficulties arising from the narrow-mindedness and dogmatism of many party functionaries. She was alarmed by the growing militarization of society, and ultimately repulsed by the suppression of the Prague Spring in August 1968. She desired to coexist in true socialism oriented along human needs. In her writings, she encouraged people to take their own experiences seriously such as in “Die Geschwister” (1965), or "Franziska Linkerhand" (1974), which were published during comparatively liberal phases of the GDR's cultural policy before the so-called "Kahlschlagplenum" of the central committee of the Socialist Unity Party (SED) in 1965 or the dire consequences of the expatriation of the songwriter Wolf Biermann in 1976.
Brigitte Reimann's personal estate was first managed by her last husband. A large part remained with the Neues Leben publishing house, which began publishing extracts from her diaries and correspondence in the 1980s. With the aim of cultivating regional literature, on the 5th anniversary of Reimann's death in 1978, the Neubrandenburg Literary Center began to collect materials celebrating Brigitte Reimann's life and work. After Burg (near Magdeburg) and Hoyerswerda she had spent her final years in Neubrandenburg, residing there from 1968 to 1973. In 1995, with the help of numerous sponsors, the city succeeded in purchasing the entire estate, bringing together the individual collections into the "Brigitte-Reimann House of Literature", which opened in 1999. Since 1995, the Brigitte-Reimann Archive has been publicly accessible forming the basis for numerous publications.

Turinio aprašymas

The Brigitte-Reimann-Archive includes a variety of correspondence, manuscripts, and diaries, illustrating Reimann's growing distance from the regime and its ideological presuppositions. They also convey Reimann's doubts about the success of a socialism whose formation she had so championed in the 1950s. The archive also contains her library with about 1,000 volumes, nearly 600 photos, 100 records and audio tapes as well as various everyday items, furniture and 5 paintings from her estate. In addition to a comprehensive collection of press-clippings including reviews, interviews and reports, academic texts on Reimann's works and life can also be viewed.

Turinys

fotografijos: 500-999
kitas: 10-99
leidiniai: 1000-
muzikiniai įrašai: 100-499
paveikslai: 0-9
rankraščiai (ego dokumentai, dienoraščiai, užrašai, laiškai, brėžiniai ir t.t.): 100-499

Įkūrimo data

1978

Įkūrimo vieta

Neubrandenburg Gartenstraße 6, Germany
Rodyti žemėlapyje

Turinio kūrėjai

Reimann, Brigitte

Kolekcijos sudarytojas(i)

Rėmėjai

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Charakteringi eksponatai

Galimybė pasinaudoti

vizitai tik susitarus

Tinklo dalis

Informal network of regional literature organizations

Autorius

Sonnenberg, Uwe

Nuorodų sąrašas

Becker, Erika , interview by Sonnenberg, Uwe, August 26, 2016. COURAGE Registry Oral History Collection

2020-03-02 17:38:41

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