Christa Wolf

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Christa Wolf was a prominent East German writer and essayist known for her introspective, politically engaged novels such as "Cassandra" and "Patterns of Childhood."

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instanceOf East German writer
essayist
human
novelist
awardReceived Georg Büchner Prize NERFINISHED
Geschwister-Scholl-Preis NERFINISHED
Heinrich Mann Prize NERFINISHED
National Prize of the German Democratic Republic NERFINISHED
birthName Christa Ihlenfeld NERFINISHED
citizenship German Democratic Republic NERFINISHED
Germany
countryOfBirth Weimar Republic NERFINISHED
countryOfBirthNowIn Poland NERFINISHED
countryOfDeath Germany
dateOfBirth 1929-03-18
dateOfDeath 2011-12-01
educatedAt University of Leipzig
fieldOfWork feminist literature
literature
political literature
gender female
genre autobiographical fiction
essay
novel
hasChild Annette Wolf NERFINISHED
Tinka Wolf NERFINISHED
influenced postwar German literature
influencedBy German classical literature
languageOfWorkOrName German
memberOf German Academy of Arts (East Berlin) NERFINISHED
Socialist Unity Party of Germany NERFINISHED
movement East German literature
name Christa Wolf NERFINISHED
notableIdea critique of authoritarian socialism
introspective narrative
notableWork Cassandra NERFINISHED
Divided Heaven NERFINISHED
No Place on Earth NERFINISHED
Patterns of Childhood NERFINISHED
The Quest for Christa T. NERFINISHED
occupation essayist
novelist
writer
placeOfBirth Landsberg an der Warthe NERFINISHED
placeOfBirthNowIn Gorzów Wielkopolski NERFINISHED
placeOfDeath Berlin
politicalAlignment socialism
residence Berlin NERFINISHED
East Berlin NERFINISHED
spouse Gerhard Wolf NERFINISHED

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Kleist Prize notableRecipient Christa Wolf
Fontane Prize notableLaureate Christa Wolf
Ingeborg Bachmann influenced Christa Wolf