Rudolf Ströbinger

Rudolf Ströbinger ( born March 5, 1931 in Milíčovice ( German Milleschitz ), South Moravia, † 1 December 2005 in Hage, Ostfriesland ) was a Czech- German journalist, publicist and author.

Life

Rudolf Ströbinger was born in Moravia in Czechoslovakia. After his studies and doctorate he worked until 1968 as deputy editor of the Prague daily " Lidová demokracie " ( German People's Democracy ).

During the Prague Spring in 1968 he was one of the first Czech journalists who have been subject to a comprehensive publication ban. Due to the limitations of his work, he moved to Germany. Ströbinger was temporarily head of the Czechoslovak editors at Deutsche Welle in Cologne.

For 22 years Ströbinger was hired as president in the International PEN belonging " center exiled writers of German-speaking countries" ( Exile PEN Club ).

Rudolf Ströbinger has published 20 books, which move in the context of politics and contemporary history. His works " The mystery Wallenberg ", " Stalin decapitated the Red Army - the case Tukhachevsky " and " Fateful Years on the Vltava " became known internationally.

Works

  • " Red colonialism. Minorities in the Eastern bloc ", 1981, ISBN 3-7201-5131- X
  • " The mystery of Wallenberg ", Burg Verlag Stuttgart 1982, ISBN 3-922801-99-4
  • " Anatomy of a coup. New ways to the new world revolution," Fromm 1982, ISBN 3-7201-5098-4
  • " The murder of the Secretary-General. Stalin's biggest show trial. The Slansky trial in Prague", 1983, ISBN 3-922801-39-0
  • "Poker to Prague", Edition InterForm 1985, ISBN 3-7201-5181-6
  • " The Fateful Years on the Vltava Czechoslovakia -. Seventy years of a Republic ", 1988, ISBN 3-925825-12-6
  • " Stalin decapitated the Red Army ," Ullsteinhaus 1992, ISBN 3-548-33164-5
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