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interview with Ernst Probst about cave

interview with the Wiesbaden-based science writer Ernst Probst, author of the paperback "The Cave"

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Question: Mr. Probst, how did you the idea of a paperback book about the cave bear (Ursus spelaeus) write them from the ice age?

answer: 2008 I have begun to to write a few animals from prehistoric times small paperbacks. At first I was dealing with the cave lion, then with the saber-toothed cat, and most recently with the cave bears. It happened to me always the same: I wanted to actually produce only a thin ribbon, with not more than 100 pages, but there were always some 300 pages with many illustrations.

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question: Did you write the pocket book, "The Cave" something particularly fascinating?

Answer: The research on the cave bear is to me more and more become aware of how little the science of this "plant-eating predator" really know. In the literature there are very different statements about the first time occurrence, about the geographical occurrence and the way of life. It is said in part, the cave was only herbivores, but also that he had eaten more or less often small mammals. Some authors speak of a winter rest, others from a winter sleep. Even the figures for the size and weight, there are great differences. The alleged cave bear cult of prehistoric man is now zqwar unlikely, but who knows whether or not the change sometime again.



* Question: Please mention in your sites of cave bears and Paperback?

Answer: The main sites of cave bears in Germany, Austria and Switzerland are listed in a separate chapter. Especially many localities are known from Bavaria, Baden-Wuerttemberg and North Rhine-Westphalia.



* Question: What cave bear habitat in Germany do you find more important?

Answer: The Zoolithenhöhle of Burggaillenreuth at Muggendorf Swiss franc rises among the localities out particularly because there were to finds of the cave bear, cave lion and cave hyenas first described scientifically.



* Question: Which cave bear habitat has surprised you most?

Answer: The Conturines Cave in South fascinates me most, because this is about 2,800 meters cave and as the highest altitude habitat is the remains of cave bears. There are also cave lions have ventured.

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question: Will you write more pocket books on animals from the prehistoric times?

Answer: After the mammoth cave bear was supposed to have their turn. But after that I've bitten into a completely different issue on which it comes to biographies of famous women. This manuscript takes a lot of work and time and is certainly in the course of 2010.

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Question: Where can I buy your pocket books on cave bears, cave lions, and saber-toothed cats?

Answer: The website of "GRIN for academic texts" http://www.grin.de - there are also inexpensive e-books in PDF format - about 1,000 in online book stores and in every good bookstore.

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orders of the pocket book, "The Cave" at:
http://www.grin.com/e-book/137524/der-hoehlenbaer

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Massacred the 7th December 1890 U.S. Cavalry at Wounded Knee more than 350 men, women and children of Minneconjou-Lakota Sioux Indians under Chief Big Foot. This massacre broke the last resistance of the Indians against the whites. This followed a national event, triggered by the Paiute Wovoka, the Indian tribes all invited to the "Ghost Dance". By Wovokas Ghost Dance movement, the Indian ancestors are invoked and a new rise of Indian self-awareness are encouraged.

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interview with Gerda Tinsmiths about her novel violets time



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Interview the psychotherapist, ethnologist and author Gerda Tinsmiths

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question: Mrs. Blechner, if you searched the Internet about you, it is mainly non-fiction books from the psychology subject area from your pen. What motivated you to write the novel "Violet Time"?

Answer: All of the framework is the novel "Violets time", because all my books have to do with critical questioning.
Acute occasion was the summer of 2008, however, with a 85-birthday party, he in great style. I was sitting at a table with four 5-er sprightly old ladies (all above 80). Typical age they talked in the afternoon on the good old days. It emerged that three women Earlier BDM leaders were and, because of the Euthanasietod an uncle, a fanatical Nazi opponent.
The trio tried immediately to block any criticism, as I negative examples from the Nazi and post-war period led. Then, the fourth woman got so furious that they yelling started, "Nazi-idiots, you would have to write silenced. The initial spark ... plus experience, plus knowledge of how the mentally ill are today excluded yet.
Taken together, the attempt to to pierce this wall, for all to build will hardly be possible

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question.? What is your novel "Violet Time"

Answer: After the Holocaust Lena takes the child back his aunt Sara in a DP camp. But Sara is now severely traumatized (mentally ill). Soon the two are in Switzerland, a loving new home. In short, far too short. For Sara's disease are driving them back to Germany where they are not welcome rejected. By destroying "worthless life" in the Nazi era and its ideology, people can not deal with Sara's illness. As Lena yet for herself and her sick aunt living space creates with courage, creativity, curiosity, questioning, then love is vivid and touching without being sentimental, are narrated in good style.

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question: Do you want your novel "only" maintain or track so that other objectives?

Answer: I would like to see the writing may point beyond itself and could make the reader thoughtful and enriching. But literature is of course an offer without obligation. The reader can accept or reject something for yourself or to share the view of the author and integrate into his life or not. must be as open literature.



* Question: Any author or any author has a different approach? What is yours?

Answer: Basically, I always work in the morning only spiritually, that is, not only write, read and research, ... Afternoon, then physically (Home, garden, repairs, sports activities ...).

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Question: Where can I buy your novel "Violet Time"?

Answer: here at the Internet address
http://www.amazon.de/Veilchenzeit-Gerda-Blechner/dp/3939948195/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1254141329&sr=8-1 and the publisher or bookstore to order.



* Question: Which of your non-fiction books are still available in bookstores?

Answer: All, but only on demand.

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question: Insert after the novel is a pause or schedule already writing a new Book?

Answer: That depends on whether a situation is to write compelling.

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excerpt from the novel "Violets Time:

DP camps (displaced persons = homeless people) were called camp, housed in the survivors from the concentration camps were before they emigrated.
met in such a camp again, Sara, and Lena.
No, that was not quite right. After liberation by the Allies had Lena and Sara medically treated in different camps as they were both suffering from severe diarrhea. By registering where they could be merged later.
The now 21-year Sara had survived as only one of the great Jewish family, the now 8-year-old Lena is the only descendant. Like all people here, they enjoyed the freedom, the redemption of a period of unimaginable cruelty and of course about the meeting.
But Sarah was no longer of old Sara, Lena is no longer the carefree child of the past. The rhythm of life and death had hit for them on a more intense drum.
Lena asked repeatedly why they had survived. Perhaps because of the crazy guard who could not have children, but wish fervently that, it confuses dream and reality, and the blond-haired, Lena-eyed from the moment we saw it as their own. Maybe because in the fantasy again fled to another world where you could not harm the evil where it became the all-powerful figure and the Nazis to miserable mini-creatures that they trampled on the ground like vermin.

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orders of the novel "Violet" time:
http://www.tordenfjord.de/buecher/veilchenzeit.html