Literary legacy Lost: Michel Bergmann died at the age of 80
Literary legacy Lost: Michel Bergmann died at the age of 80
Frankfurt am Main, Deutschland - Michel Bergmann, the important writer and screenwriter, died in Berlin on Sunday at the age of 80. This was confirmed today by Diogenes-Verlag, which expressed his grief for the loss of the versatile artist. Bergmann was a creative spirit, the roots of which were in the Jewish refugee tradition and who wrote tirelessly about the experiences, difficulties and life of the Jewish community. The author's death was carried out after a short, serious illness, as his family announced in a message to the Jewish general.
Born in January 1945 in Riehen near Basel, Bergmann grew up in Paris and Frankfurt am Main. His childhood was characterized by the experiences of his parents, who, as Jewish refugees, had to suffer many deprivations during World War II. These experiences are reflected in many of his works, including the narrative non -fiction book "Mameleben", which treats the life of his mother and her escape from Germany.a versatile artist
After Bergmann completed a journalistic training, he soon turned to literature and settled in the world of film as an author and director. His first book, "Die Partacher", appeared in 2010 and became the first part of a trilogy that illuminated the history of the Frankfurt Jews after the Second World War. On the screen, Bergmann caused films such as "Otto - The Disaster Film" (2000) and "It was once in Germany" (2017). The latter film is based on a literary submission of him.
his first crime novel, "The Rabbi and the Commissioner - you shouldn't murder," Bergmann published in 2021, which inspired readers with a new exciting series. In addition, in February 2023, his latest work, "Mameleben or the stolen happiness" appeared, which addresses his autobiographical experiences and the effects of the persecution of his family during the Nazi era.
a lasting inheritance
Michel Bergmann is not only reminded of his literary work, but also for his ability to tell stories that touch the heart and stimulate thought. His artistic heritage will undoubtedly inspire many generations. The Central Council of Jews, which underlines the relevance of his works for understanding Jewish history and culture, also emphasizes that Bergmann's work make a valuable contribution to the culture of remembrance.
whether through his moving stories or his stirring scripts - Bergmann's works always have a clear message: the memory of what was not to be forgotten and reflect on the present. The Jewish community in Germany and beyond will mourn its loss.
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