Fateful and encouraging
For six hours, Isabelle Müller lay on the tracks in her French hometown. She was waiting for the express train from Paris that would free
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Growing strong out of necessity
Isabelle Müller returned to the place of her childhood on Wednesday evening. At a reading in the museum restaurant “Arche,” she presented her book “Phoenix
Reunion after 35 years
A crackling excitement and anticipation filled the air as Isabelle Müller entered the dining room of the “Arche” museum guesthouse. It was a very special
Courage that grows out of despair
Attendees at a reading at Buch-Elser in Mühlacker gained insights into a deeply moving life story. Author Isabelle Müller was the guest there, leaving the
A book as a “source of strength”
Numerous visitors listened quietly and visibly moved to Isabelle Müller. At the Neue Buchhandlung Rieger in Balingen, the author from Kapfenhardt near Pforzheim gave a
Once to hell and back
PZ Authors’ Forum with Isabelle Müller: A fast-forward through a turbulent life between poverty, violence and willpower (Download PDF – EN)
With love you build a temple from nothing
When talking to Isabelle Müller, the French intonation is sometimes noticeable – it is the only indication that, despite her German surname, she is not
I believed in myself
Her experiences have made her strong. Racism, violence, poverty, sexual abuse – today, Isabelle Müller from Kapfenhardt looks back on her life with calm. Before
SWR1 – Show “People”
Panel discussion with Isabelle Müller on the SWR1 program “Leute” (repeats to follow – dates are subject to change) (Download no longer available)
Phönix Tochter · SWR 1 “Leute” – Talk round with Isabelle Müller
10:05 AM TO 12:00 PM
Phoenix Daughter · SWR 1 “People” – Talk show with Isabelle Müller
10:05 AM TO 12:00 PM
Once to hell and back
When you look at the now 45-year-old, it is hard to believe that this powerful woman grew up in circumstances that were full of misfortune:
A rocky path through life with many limits
On numerous trips to Asia, author Isabelle Müller discovered her Vietnamese roots and most of the locations from her mother, Dau-Thi-Cuc’s eventful life. In 2009,
“Phoenix’s Daughter” by Isabelle Müller
When Isabelle Müller reads excerpts from her autobiography “The Phoenix Girl – My Path Was Hope,” the audience falls silent. They listen in fascination to
Worth reading!
“Phoenix Daughter” tells the story of a remarkable woman who refuses to be overwhelmed by misfortune, who masters life and ultimately—despite all the blows of