Marianne Rosenberg reads from her autobiography
Marianne Rosenberg is famous as a pop singer and songwriter. But she has also been involved in the Neue Deutsche Welle (New German Wave) and jazz.
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She was born and raised in West Berlin. Even as a six-year-old, she wanted to become a singer. It seemed like a game.
As a teenager, she entered the world of show business, and at some point, she had no choice but to sing.
Music helped her escape poverty. Her father, Otto Rosenberg, who managed her in her early years, was a Holocaust survivor.
The presenter Astrid Landero was director of the Paula Panke e.V. Women's Centre from 2008 to 2020. In 2021, she received the Berlin Women's Prize, and in 2023, the Pankow District Medal for her commitment to equality, democracy and human rights.
Fri 17 October 2025, 5 p.m.
in the prayer room of the former Jewish orphanage, Berliner Str. 110/121, 13187 Berlin
Contribution towards costs: €15. Advance tickets available since 29 September at stillestrasse@gmail.com, tel. 030-47367970
The reading is organised by Förderverein Stille Straße 10 e.V. Contact: Eveline Lämmer, tel. 030-47367970
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October 2025
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