About Olga Mannheimer

Born in Warsaw, Olga Mannheimer lives in Munich, where she works a freelance writer and presenter. Besides narrative prose and diverse publications about literature and contemporary history, she has published several anthologies, including ones featuring Polish, Jewish and French literature. Her most successful work, “My First Eiffel Tower”, was awarded the Elsa-Oblomov Prize for the best unwritten contemporary novel by the Mayor of Munich, Christian Ude, on April 1, 2004.

Photo: Olga Mannheimer
Unterstützt von:
Udo Keller Stiftung - Forum Humanum
 
Identity Foundation - Gemeinnützige Stiftung für Philosophie
 
Imhoff Stiftung
Medienpartner:
WDR5