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Portrait of Hannelore Hinz
Articles:
· The “Treckfiedel” of Mecklenburg
Songs:

· Autumn 
· Our Lowlands 

Musical Compositions:
· Haiku 
· Ultraschall-Wegenleed 

Musical Performances:
· Mecklenburg Waltz 

· Min Jehann 
· 
Windmöllerdanz 

Hannelore Hinz

Schwerin, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, Germany

 [Deutsch] [Plattdüütsch]  


Hannelore Hinz is also known as “Treckfiedelhanne” (“Squeezebox Hanne”), because she tends to be out and about in that role. She kept holding the Low Saxon (“Low German”) flag high while living under the East German government, and she continues doing so now, with the difference that she is now free to network with people anywhere in the world. She is currently catching up by studying English.
     On her own pages you can learn more about her and her works.
     Hannelore Hinz is an honorary member of Lowlands-L. It all began when she translated the story about the wren into Mecklenburg Low Saxon for our anniversary project.





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