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171. Beethoven laughs, Münchhausen flies: Concert for School Classes I  
A musical-literary concert for school classes No one lies as well as Baron von Münchhausen, no one looks as grim as Beethoven. But Beethoven can also laugh, especially when there is something to…  
172. An evening with Binette Schroeder  
Mysterious landscapes, bewitched gardens, fairy-like creatures, enchantingly beautiful girls, elegant crocodiles in a café, flying Munchausen or funny Humpty Dumpty: For more than 50 years, Binette…  
173. ViVaVostok  
ViVaVostok ViVaVostok is the result of a cooperation between the International Youth Library and the Robert Bosch Stiftung. From 2012 to 2017, the funding program of the same name supported…  
174. James Krüss Prize 2021  
The James Krüss Prize for International Children's and Youth Literature honors and promotes the work of a children's book author whose texts are characterized by linguistic brilliance, originality,…  
175. "Dinge, die so nicht bleiben können"  
Reading session with Australian author Michael Gerard Bauer "Dinge, die so nicht bleiben können" tells an unusual love story between Ms. Wrong Girl and Mr. Right Guy.... On 3 May 2021 at 10 am,…  
176. Sitemap  
Internationale Jugendbibliothek / International Youth Library Schloss Blutenburg D-81247 Munich Tel: +49 (89) 89 12 11-0 Fax: +49 (89) 89 12 11-38 info@ijb.de Sitemap  
177. terms and conditions  
Statistical Evaluation / Cookies This website uses Piwik, a web analytics open-source software. Piwik uses “cookies”, which are text files placed on your computer, to help the website analyze how…  
178. Michael Ende Research Archive  
Michael-Ende-Bibliography Primary Literature Michael-Ende-Bibliography Secondary Literature Michael Ende Research Archive by Prof. Birgit Dankert The Michael Ende research database was compiled…  
179. 404  
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180. "Die Kinderbuchbrücke" - A Bridge of Children's Books  
In 1945, the Jewish journalist Jella Lepman returned from exile in England to the land of the perpetrators to open up the world to German children with books. Against much resistance and under the…  
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