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Överförd av thenobelprize den 13 apr 2011
This video excerpt presents a rare and candid interview with Herta Müller, Nobel Prize in Literature 2009, where she talks about her life growing up as part of a German speaking minority in rural Romania, her years of persecution at the hands of Ceasescu's secret police, and her subsequent defection to West Germany in 1987. To see the complete documentary, http://nobelprize.org/mediaplayer/index.php?id=1553
Överförd av tvarchive2 den 7 jan 2011
Die Literatur-Nobelpreisträgerin erzählt von ihrer Kindheit in Rumänien, dem Leben in einer Diktatur, der Situation in China, ihrer Schulzeit, Deportationen, der ständigen Angst, der Bespitzelung auch im Westen, ihrem Freund Oskar Pastior und der Belastung durch das Schreiben (SF Sternstunde, Januar 2011).
Överförd av cducsu den 22 feb 2011
Herta Müller spricht beim Kongress "Sprache ist Heimat" vor allem über die Rolle der Sprache bei der politischen Unterdrückung und Vertreibung.
Överförd av deutschewelleenglish den 12 nov 2009
Romanias dictator Nicolae Ceaucescu was executed 20 years ago. But his infamous secret service is still around. The old cliques manipulate the old files,intimidate journalists,and take key positions in the economy.Herta Müller,the ethnic German Literature Nobel Prize winner from Romania,has described the machinations of the Securitate. After she emigrated to Germany in 1987,it spread rumors that she herself was a communist agent. Even today,when she goes on reading tours through her old homeland,the Securitate shadows her.
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