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Otfried Preußler

20 October 1923 – 18 February 2013

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deutscher Schriftsteller, Kinderbuchautor (*20 October 1923 - †18 February 2013) [German writer, children's book author]

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Children's Books Literary Fiction Folklore Fiction Adventure

Also Known As

Punktum, Jeremias [Pseudonym], Hauser, Hannes [Pseudonym], Projsler, Otfrid, Preussler, Ottfried, Preusser, Otfried, Proisleris, Otfridas, Proisleris, Otfrydas, Projsler, O., Pulushile, Odefeleide, Pulushile, Aodefeleide, Freussler, Otfried, Ao de fu lei de Pu lu shi le, Aodefuleide-Pulushile, Pulushile, Aodefuleide, Ao Pu luo yi si le, Ao-Puluoyisile, Puluoyisile, Ao, Ao fei Pu si le, Aofei-Pusile, Pusile, Aofei, Proisler, Otphrint, Ao de fu lei de Pu lei shi le, Aodefuleide-Puleishile, Puleishile, Aodefuleide, Preussler, Otfried, Syrowatka, Otfried (Wirklicher Name), פרויסלר, אוטפריד DE-576 (Schriftcode: Hebr), Syrowatka, Otfried [früherer Name bis 1941/wirklicher Name], Preislers, Otfrīds, Puroisurā, Otofurīto, Puroisurā, ..., P'ŭroisŭllŏ, Ot'ŭp'ŭrit'ŭ, Prūyīslir, Ūtfrīd, Proisleri, Otp̕rid, Prôysler, Ôṭfrîd, Proisler, Oṭfrid, Prūslir, Utfrīd, Brūyīslir, Ūtfrīd, Brūyslīr, Ūtfrīd, ʾūtfrīd Brūyslir, Пройслер, Отфрід (Ukrainisch, Code: ukr; Schriftcode: Cyrl), Пройслер, Отфрыд (Weißrussisch, Code: bel; Schriftcode: Cyrl), Пройслер, Отфрид (Russisch, Code: rus; Schriftcode: Cyrl), Πρόισλερ, Ότφριντ (Schriftcode: Grek), プロイスラー, オトフリート DE-576 (Schriftcode: Jpan), أوتفريد برويسلر (Schriftcode: Arab), 오트프리트 프로이슬러 (Schriftcode: Kore)

Frequently asked questions

  • What are Otfried Preußler's most famous works?

    Otfried Preußler is widely recognized for his children's books, particularly "The Little Witch," "The Robber Hotzenplotz," and "Krabat." These stories have been translated into many languages and are considered classics in German children's literature.

  • Are there film adaptations of Otfried Preußler's books?

    Several of Otfried Preußler's books have been adapted into films and television series. Notable adaptations include "Krabat," which has seen both animated and live-action versions, and "The Robber Hotzenplotz," which has also been adapted multiple times.