Baustein der Erinnerung – a reading with Ulrike Dorn

This week in “Orschel2nite” I spoke with local author Ulrike Dorn about her new book “Baustein der Erinnerung”, containing stories from the lives of three generations of women:

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„Baustein der Erinnerung“ on Amazon.de

An Interview with Marion Unger

In 2004 Marion Unger followed the call for new tour guides in Oberursel and has been giving tours in and around the town ever since. In 2009 she took over the chair of the local history society, and in 2018 her book “Oberursel zu Fuß: Die schönsten Sehenswürdigkeiten zu Fuß entdecken” was published, which takes readers on a tour of the town and suggests places to visit and things to see when doing so. In 2020 she was awarded the citizens’ medal.

Recently she talked to us about her book and read excerpts from it (the interview is in German):

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An Interview with Maren Blaschke

What happens when a partner suffers from an incurable disease, that take over not only their own lives, but those closest to them? When their wife becomes their nurse, looking after them and covering up for them at the same time? When the situation is not talked about openly?

Maren Blaschke is an author in Oberursel whose husband suffered from epilepsy. She talked to us about her book why she wrote it (the interview is in German):

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