Ulrich Schreiber, controversial director of the Berlin Literature Festival, comments on the criticism of him and his resignation.
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Sonja Zekri
The director resigned a few months before the Berlin International Literature Festival, and the regret is manageable. Ulrich Schreiber, who founded the ILB 22 years ago and has managed it ever since, spoke on Monday in a Explanation once again referred to his successes, to “3600 guests” from “123 countries”, “including many Nobel and Pulitzer and Booker prize winners: inside”, after a few lines later he announced his resignation at the end of the month.