"Mathilde Franziska Anneke" - led a life in two worlds, the author Rita Fromm, actress Helga Wagner-Kreiner and pianist Ana Maria Campistrús on 10 June 2010 in this year's Capital of Culture WATCH to Witten.
Rita Fromm was invited to the special of her literary and musical reading of the Baden-Palatinate guerrillas activist Mathilde Franziska Anneke in the "Show Images" of the Museum of mine introduce nightingale. Together with Helga Wagner Kreiner she recalled one of the most remarkable women in Germany and the U.S. 19th Century, which advocated political freedom, women's rights, against slavery and for equal education of girls. Musically, she accompanied Ana Maria Campistrús compositions by Ludwig van Beethoven, Frédéric Chopin, Robert Schumann, Franz Liszt, Anton Dvorak.
grew The heroine of the reading near the present city of Witten and by reading it was put back into consciousness.
In the other culture capital - Istanbul - traveled at the invitation of the German General Consulate in Istanbul Rita Fromm and Francoise hammer. There she wore her literary mosaic Istanbul - sun, moon and stars - Encounters on the Bosphorus 22 November at the Imperial Hall of the former German embassy. encouraged
by a television report of WDR 3 on the two capitals of culture and the cultural offerings of the Consulate General in Istanbul, offered jointly with Rita Fromm Francoise Hammer worked Commissioned for the "European Cultural Days Karlsruhe 2004 - Istanbul to. At that time it was presented in cooperation with the regional media center BaWü, located in Karlsruhe in the form of a multimedia production.
in their observations and experiences collage of Franz Grillparzer, Alphonse de Lamartine, Lady Mary Montagu, Ida Hahn-Hahn, Ida Pfeiffer and Therese of Bacher night in Istanbul to play. Byzantium, Constantinople, Istanbul: Three names with fairy-tale sounds of a city that was three times the center of an empire and
a flourishing culture. The encounter diverse cultural worlds at the Bosporus is seen at the same time humorous and thoughtful.
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