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The author of "Moments of Reflection" moved from Germany to Israel in 1999. Living in a new country with a different culture and mentality changed her worldview in general and her attitude towards life in particular. The present collection of poems mirrors the author's thoughts and feelings about Israel and Germany as well as her new ideas, hopes and views on nature, life and eternity.
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Heidemarie Wawrzyn
Heidemarie Wawrzyn wuchs in Berlin auf und studierte in Bremen Religionswissenschaft mit dem Schwerpunkt "Jüdische Kultur und Religion im Deutschland des 19./20. Jahrhunderts". Sie veröffentlichete mehrere Bücher zu Feminismus, Antisemitismus und Nationalsozialismus. Anfang 1999 zog die Autorin nach Israel und arbeitete dort in verschiedenen deutschen und jüdischen Instituten in Jerusalem, unter anderem auch im L.A. Mayer Museum für Islamische Kunst. Erst nach ihrer Pensionierung 2015/2016 fing sie an, Gedichte zu schreiben.
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