- Maja
Haderlap (born 8
March 1961 in Eisenkappel-Vellach (Slovene: Železna Kapla-Bela, Carinthia)) is a
bilingual Slovenian-German
Austrian writer, best...
- Durs Grünbein
Andreas Gryphius Johann Christian Günther
Peter Hacks Maja
Haderlap Johannes Hadlaub Friedrich von
Hagedorn Reinmar von
Hagenau Peter Handke...
- from
honorary doctors Manfred Bockelmann,
Michael Guttenbrunner, Maja
Haderlap,
Peter Handke,
Maria L****nig,
Valentin Oman,
Wolfgang Puschnig,
Peter Turrini...
- Maja
Haderlap's Grandmother was sent to.
Following the **** ****cution,
Slovene minority members –
including the
awarded writer Maja
Haderlap's grandfather...
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Information Centre".
Retrieved 8
November 2021. ****mins, W.M.; Debeljak, A.;
Haderlap, M.; Ihan, A.; Potokar, J.; Šalamun, T. (1993).
Shifting Borders: East...
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Translated Book
Award and her
translation of
Austrian poet and
novelist Maja
Haderlap's novel Angel of Oblivion,
which was
awarded the 2017 PEN
Translation Prize...
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autobiographical novel written by
bilingual Slovenian-German
Austrian writer Maja
Haderlap. The
story revolves around the life of a
Carinthian Slovene peasant family...
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Honigmann on 100th
birthday of Max
Frisch 2014:
Robert Men****e 2018: Maja
Haderlap;
sponsorship award:
Dorothee Elmiger 2022:
Jonas Lüscher;
sponsorship award:...
- is
Jezersko across the Austria-Slovenia border.
Cvetka Lipuš, poet Maja
Haderlap,
writer Florjan Lipuš,
writer and Prešeren
laureate Angela Piskernik, botanist...
- novelists,
Goran Vojnović (Čefurji raus, 2009) is read the most. Maja
Haderlap has
written the
novel Engel des
Vergessens (2011) in
German first and was...
