Beate Zekorn-von-Bebenburg

studied German literature with a focus on children’s books, as well as ethnology and art history. Since 1991, she has directed the Heinrich-Hoffmann- and Struwwelpeter-Museum in Frankfurt am Main and researches the cultural-history milieu of Hoffmann. She lives in Frankfurt am Main, is a first-time guest of the ilb and will speak about »Struwwelpeter as a Symbolic Figure for Political Protest.«