Reading and discussion at the Romanisches Café (in German)
Among the guests of the Romanisches Café was the Ullstein editor and writer Paul Wiegler, who had worked with Kafka, Kisch, and Werfel in Prague and, after the war, founded the literary journal "Sinn und Form" with Johannes R. Becher.
Image gallery
Paul Wiegler und sein Roman "Gabriele"
His literary estate, housed in the archive of the Academy of Arts, included the novel "Gabriele," written in Berlin in 1945: a coming-of-age story of a young woman in the dying days of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, whose "almost too great mastery" Peter Handke praises. The book and its author will be presented with previously unseen photographs and historical audio recordings.
With Sandra Leupold (reading), Gernot Krämer (editor), and Michael Bienert (moderator).
Limited number of places available, advance registration required (9 euros)
IN GERMAN
Additional information
Accessibility
The venue is wheelchair accessible and can be reached at ground level.
Participating artists
Sandra Leupold
Michael Bienert
Gernot Krämer
Dates
January 2026
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