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Natascha Wodin

ナターシャ・ウォーディン

Natascha Wodin

プロフィール

性別
女性
生誕
1945-12-08 (Fürth)
国籍
German
言語
German, Russian
宗教
Catholic
居住地歴
camp for displaced persons → Catholic home for girls → Moscow → Berlin and Mecklenburg since 1984

経歴

職業
writer, interpreter, translator, telephone operator, stenographer
活動期間
1983年〜2024年

受賞歴

Hermann-Hesse-Preis
1984
結果: winner
Brothers Grimm Prize of the City of Hanau
1989
主催: City of Hanau
結果: winner
Adelbert von Chamisso Prize
1998
結果: winner
Brothers Grimm Prize of the City of Hanau
2009
主催: City of Hanau
結果: winner
Alfred Döblin Prize
2015
結果: winner
Leipzig Book Fair Prize
2017
対象作品: Sie kam aus Mariupol
部門: フィクション
結果: winner
August Graf von Platen Prize
2017
結果: winner
Hilde-Domin-Preis für Literatur im Exil
2019
結果: winner
Gisela-Elsner-Preis
2021
結果: winner
Joseph-Breitbach-Preis
2022
結果: winner

受賞・候補エディション

作品

代表作

Sie kam aus Mariupol

2017年 novel

A semi-autobiographical novel tracing the author's mother from Mariupol.

migrationfamily historyNazi era
翻訳
  • English: She Came from Mariupol (2022)

Irgendwo in diesem Dunkel

2018年 memoir

Memoir of her father.

fatherforced labordisplaced persons

Nachtgeschwister

2009年 novel

Account of her marriage to Wolfgang Hilbig.

marriageliterary couple

全著作

  • Die gläserne Stadt (1983)
  • Nadja: Briefe aus Russland (1984)
  • Das Sprachverlies (1987)
  • Einmal lebt ich (1989)
  • Sergej. Griechisches Tagebuch (1993)
  • Erfindung einer Liebe (1993)
  • Die Ehe (1997)
  • Das Singen der Fische (2001)
  • Nachtgeschwister (2009)
  • Alter, fremdes Land (2014)
  • Sie kam aus Mariupol (2017)
  • Irgendwo in diesem Dunkel (2018)
  • Nastjas Tränen (2021)

作品の翻訳

  • She Came from Mariupol (English, 2022)

作風・主題

頻出モチーフ
migration experiencefamily lossEastern European memory

評価・遺産

German writer of Ukrainian origin known for works on her family's experiences as forced laborers under Nazis, recipient of numerous literary prizes.

豆知識

  • Born to parents who were forced laborers under the Nazi regime.
  • Raised in a camp for displaced persons after mother's suicide.
  • Married to novelist Wolfgang Hilbig.