and publisher of von Mahlsdorf's book, has made another play called Ich bin meine eigene Frau. The play had its premiere in spring 2006 at the Schauspiel Leipzig. Larry Moss and Josef Ludwig Pfitzer made an adaptation of the Doug Wright play called Ich mach ja doch, was ich will (I still do what I want), that was shown at Teamtheater in May 2012 in Munich, Germany. Bibliography References External links Literature by and about Charlotte von Mahlsdorf in the catalogue of Die Deutsche Bibliothek Gründerzeitmuseum – Official Website Article in Die Berliner Zeitung on questions about Charlotte von Mahlsdorf's biography cleispress.com: The book: I Am My Own Wife by Charlotte von Mahlsdorf (initially published as I Am My Own Woman) I Am My Own Wife – Inside Look with Doug Wright and Charlotte on YouTube Naming a street in Berlin after Charlotte von Mahlsdorf. Straßenbennung zu Ehren Charlotte von Mahlsdorf on YouTube. 1928 births 2002 deaths German autobiographers German collectors German founders German women writers German LGBT writers Museum founders Women museum directors People of the Stasi East German women Recipients of the Cross of the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany Transgender women Transgender writers Women autobiographers Women collectors Women founders Writers from Berlin 20th-century philanthropists Hitler Youth members 20th-century German women 20th-century LGBT people