FREIBURGER ZEITGEISTLITERATURE (Satis Shroff)

Review: Bernhard Grzimek: Serengeti Lives On (Satis Shroff)     © Satis Shroff with Bernhard Grzmek at the La Redoute, Bad Godesberg, October 21, 1986 'Why is Grzimek so interesting now?' you might ask. The reason is a film by Roland Suso Richter (screenplay by Marco Rossi) on the life of the charismatic nature conversationalist and documentary filmer. The German actress Barbara Auer plays the role of Bernhard Grzimek's first wife Hilde, who depicts a courageous, unhappy person. After World War II she helped build the Frankfurter Zoo with her husband Bernhard. She raised the sons Michael and the adoptive son Thomas. Another son named Rochus doesn't feature in the film at all. Hilde, a faithful soul in real life, was considerate towards her husband, even though she was aware of husband's amorous affairs with other women. She allowed her husband to go to Africa with son Michael under the condition that he bring him safely back. Al

Review: Bernhard Grzimek: Serengeti Lives On (Satis Shroff)                Photo © Satis Shroff with Bernhard Grzimek at the La Redoute, Bad Godesberg, October 21, 1986 ' WHY is Grzimek so interesting now?' you might ask. The reason is a film by Roland Suso Richter (screenplay by Marco Rossi) on the life of the charismatic nature conversationalist and documentary filmer. The German actress Barbara Auer plays the role of Bernhard Grzimek's first wife Hilde, who depicts a courageous, unhappy person. After World War II she helped build the Frankfurter Zoo with her husband Bernhard. She raised the sons Michael and the adoptive son Thomas. Another son named Rochus doesn't feature in the film at all. Hilde, a faithful soul in real life, was considerate towards her husband, even though she was aware of husband's amorous affairs with other women. She allowed her husband to go to Africa with son Michael under the condition that he bring him safely