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Robert Streibel (born 27 January 1959) is an Austrian historian, writer and poet.

Life

Born in Krems an der Donau,[1] Streibel studied history, German studies, theatre studies and history of art in Vienna and received his doctorate under Erika Weinzierl at the Department of Contemporary History of the University of Vienna. Professionally, he has been working in the field of adult education at the "Verband Wiener Volksbildung" (Association of Viennese Public Education) for public relations since 1987. Since 1999, he has also been the director of an Folk high school in Vienna-Hietzing.[2]

There are numerous publications by him from historical research projects on National Socialism, Judaism and exile, with a focus on Lower Austria and his birthplace Krems an der Donau.[3]

He also published in literary magazines, a book of poetry and films. He is a freelancer for the weekly newspaper Die Furche (literary criticism) and the daily newspaper Die Presse.

Work

History
Novels
Poetry
Publisher
Filmography

Awards

References

  1. ^ Robert Streibel on Residenz Verlag
  2. ^ Onlineauftritt VHS Hietzing
  3. ^ Online presence Jews in Krems. (Reports, documents and articles.)
  4. ^ Spurensuche, Zeitschrift für Wissenschaftspopularisierung, 11. Jg., 2000, fascicule 1–2 Jüdischer Friedhof in Krems, Juden in Hietzing, Klimt-Atelier in Hietzing
  5. ^ Onlineauftritt edition selene Sieben Schritte in den Raum