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Christine Brückner was born on 10 December, 1921 in Bad Arolsen, Free State of Waldeck-Pyrmont, is a German writer. Discover Christine Brückner's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is she in this year and how she spends money? Also learn how she earned most of networth at the age of 75 years old?
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21 December, 1996 |
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Her husband is Werner Brückner Otto Heinrich Kühner
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Christine Brückner Net Worth
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Christine Brückner (10 December 1921 - 21 December 1996) was a German writer.
Christine Emde was born to Pastor Carl Emde and his wife Clodtilde, at Schmillinghausen, near Arolsen in the Free State of Waldeck-Pyrmont.
Her father belonged to the Confessing Church.
She married her second husband, and fellow writer, Otto Heinrich Kühner (1921-1996) in 1967.
The couple collaborated on several works.
The family moved to Kassel in 1934 and she completed her Abitur (high-school graduation) there in 1941.
Brückner was drafted for service in the General Command in Kassel during WWII and later worked as a bookkeeper in an aircraft factory in Halle.
After the war, she earned a diploma as a librarian in Stuttgart.
She studied economics, literature, art history, and psychology in Marburg, where she also served as director of the Mensa Academica for two semesters.
During that time, she wrote articles for the Nuremberg-based magazine Frauenwelt (Women's World).
From 1948 to 1958, she was married to the industrial designer Werner Brückner (1920-1977).
During this time she wrote her first novel.
Brückner's first novel, Before the Traces Disappear (Ehe die Spuren verwehen, Gütersloh, 1954), allowed her to make a living as a freelance writer.
The manuscript won a competition run by the publisher Bertelsmann.
It has since been translated into several languages.
It tells the story of a man who is involved in the accidental death of a young woman and his existential crisis which follows.
She then published a number of other novels, which focus mainly on the topics of love, marriage and relationships from a woman's perspective, and on the possibilities for female self-realization.
In 1960 she returned to Kassel.
In 1975, she wrote Manure and Stock (Ffm / Bln.), followed by its sequels, Nowhere is Poenichen (Ffm / Bln. 1977) and The Quints (Ffm / Bln. 1985), which formed the best-selling Poenichen trilogy.
From 1980 to 1984, Brückner was Vice-President of the German PEN Center.
She was also an honorary citizen of the city of Kassel.
Her series of monologues Desdemona - if you had only spoken; Eleven uncensored speeches of eleven incensed women (Hamburg, 1983) was translated into English by Eleanor Bron in 1992.
It established Brückner as a playwright.
The monologues are by or addressed to eleven historical and fictional women of Western cultural history, including Clytemnestra, Christiane von Goethe and Gudrun Ensslin.
Brückner also published autobiographical works, plays and children's books.
In 1984, the couple established the Brückner-Kühner Foundation.
Since 1985, it has awarded the Kassel Literary Prize for "grotesque and comic work" at a high artistic level.
The Foundation, now located in the house in which Christine Brückner and her husband lived, serves as a center for comic literature and is also a small museum.
The couple are buried in Schmillinghausen.
Christine Brückner's work focused on the fundamental conflicts between humans, particularly from a woman's perspective, while reflecting the author's Protestant worldview.