Editing Vineta (section)

== In popular culture ==

=== Poems and music ===
*''Vineta''. poem by [[Wilhelm Müller]] (1794–1827), in ''Muscheln von der Insel Rügen'' (1825)
**Intonation by [[Johannes Brahms]] for Chor a cappella in six voices, op.&nbsp;42 Nr.&nbsp;2 (1860)
**Intonation by [[Achim Reichel]], for the album ''Wilder Wassermann'' (2002)
*''Seegespenst''. Poem by [[Heinrich Heine]] (1797–1856), in ''Die Nordsee. 1.&nbsp;Abteilung'' (1826)
*Two texts by [[Ferdinand Freiligrath]] (1810–1876): Poem ''Meerfahrt'' (1838); ''Wilhelm Müller. Eine Geisterstimme'' (1872)
*''Vineta-Glocken. Valse boston'' (1920er Jahre) by {{Interlanguage link multi|John Lindsay-Theimer|de}} (Pseudonym of the Carynthian Johann Theimer)
*''Vineta'' (1994). Concert piece and suite for Zither solo by [[Peter Kiesewetter]]
*''Vineta'' (2001). Sinfonical poem by {{Interlanguage link multi|Urs Joseph Flury|de}}
*''Vineta''. Song of the band [[Puhdys]] (''Puhdys 1'', 4.&nbsp;Titel)
*''Vineta''. Song by [[Michael Heck]]
*''Vineta''. Song from the [[De Plattfööt]] album Ierst mol ganz langsam
*''Vineta''. Planned 3.&nbsp;volume of the long poem ''Nautilus'' by [[Uwe Tellkamp]]
*''Vineta''. poetry collection by {{Interlanguage link multi|Uwe Kolbe|de|3=Uwe Kolbe (Autor)}}, 1998
* „Vineta“, Song by Josef Seiler (text) and {{Interlanguage link multi|Ignaz Heim|de}} (music)
* "Vineta", Choral piece by Ēriks Ešenvalds (2009).
* „Vineta“ (2011). Song of the band {{Interlanguage link multi|Transit (Band)|de}} (album „Übers Meer“, title 6)

=== Plays, festivals and opera ===
*''Vineta'' (1863). Opera by [[Jan Nepomuk Škroup]]. First 1870 in Prague ([[:cs:Vineta|Vineta]]; Czech)
*''Vineta. Schauspiel.'' In: ''Zu spät.'' Vier Einakter (1902) by [[Marie Eugenie delle Grazie]].
*''The Baltic Legend; about the demise of the mythic city of Vineta'', opera in three acts (1924) by [[Feliks Nowowiejski]].
*''Vineta. Die versunkene Stadt'' (1937). Play by [[Jura Soyfer]]
*''Vineta'' (1960–67). Opera by [[Rudolf Mors]] (text und music). First 1968 in Bielefeld
*''Vineta-Festspiele'' (since 1997). Open air theater festival of the {{Interlanguage link multi|Vorpommersche Landesbühne Anklam|de}} in Ostseebühne [[Zinnowitz]]
*''Republik Vineta'' (2000). Play by {{Ill|Moritz Rinke|de}}
*''Vineta (Oderwassersucht)''. Play by {{Ill|Armin Petras|de}} (under the pseudonym Fritz Kater). First 2001 in Leipzig

=== In prose literature ===
*[[Elisabeth Bürstenbinder]] (pen name E. Werner): ''Vineta''. Novel (1877)
*[[Theodor Fontane]]: ''Effi Briest''. Novel (1895; c. 17: alluding [[Heinrich Heine]]'s ''Seegespenst'')
*[[Selma Lagerlöf]]: ''[[The Wonderful Adventures of Nils]]''. Novel (1906/07; contains a retelling of the myth)
*[[Oskar Loerke]]: ''Vineta''. Essay(1907)
*{{Ill|Hans Albrecht Moser|de}}: ''Vineta. Ein Gegenwartsroman aus künftiger Sicht'' (1955)
*[[Zofia Kossak-Szczucka]], [[Zygmunt Szatkowski]]: ''Troja północy'' (''Troy of North''), Pax (1960) 
*[[Günter Grass]]: ''[[Der Butt]]''. Novel (1977); ''[[Die Rättin]]''. Novel (1986)
* [[Lawrence Norfolk]]: ''The Pope's Rhinoceros''. Novel (1996)<ref>
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*{{Ill|Heinz-Jürgen Zierke|de}}: ''Das Mädchen aus Vineta''. Essay (2000; tells the story of an unsuccessful attempt to deliver Vineta from its curse.)
*[[Uwe Tellkamp]]: ''{{Interlanguage link multi|Der Schlaf in den Uhren|de}}''. Essay (2004; draws parallels between Dresden and Vineta)
*{{Ill|Charlotte Lyne|de}}: ''Die Glocken von Vineta''. Novel (2007)
* Toni Glenn: ''Mappa Ordica'', Adventure/Novel (2008)
*{{Ill|Oleg Alexandrowitsch Jurjew|de}} / (Oleg Yuriev): ''Винета''. Novel (2007, Russian) / ''Die russische Fracht''. Novel (2009, German translation)
*{{Ill|Benno Beginn|de}}: ''Vinetas Träume fliegen'', Historical fantasy novel, Otto-Johann-Verlag, Lubmin 2009
*[[Rolf Kahl]]: ''Rauher Wind am Birkhuhnsee'', contains a travel to Jumne
*{{Ill|Ilse Helbich|de}}: ''Vineta'', Literaturverlag Droschl 2013, {{ISBN|9783854208457}}

=== Movies ===
*''[[Vineta, the Sunken City]]'' (1923) by [[Werner Funck]]
*''[[The Wonderful Adventures of Nils (anime)|The Wonderful Adventures of Nils]].'' [[anime]] (1980): Episode 15 – Die versunkene Stadt
*''{{Interlanguage link multi|Vineta (film)|de|3=Vineta (Film)|lt=Vineta}}'' (2006) by {{Interlanguage link multi|Franziska Stünkel|de}}, with [[Peter Lohmeyer]]

=== TV-series ===
*''[[Küstenwache (TV series)|Küstenwache]] (ZDF), 21.&nbsp;Dezember 2011:'' „Der Fluch von Vineta“.

===Board games===
*''[[Vineta (board game)|Vineta]]''

===Video games===
*The name of an ocean planet in ''[[Signalis]]''.
*The name of a track in ''[[Wipeout Pure]]''.

===Place names===
[[File:Ahlbeck Usedom.JPG|thumb|Vinetastraße in [[Ahlbeck (Usedom)]]]]

* In Berlin there is a Vineta Street (Vinetastraße) and a [[Vinetastraße (Berlin U-Bahn)|U-Bahn station]].
* In Berlin there is also a Vineta square (Vinetaplatz) in Wedding, next to Swinemünder Straße and Wolliner Straße.
* The German Empire's navy had the vessels ''Vineta'' ({{SMS|Vineta|1863|2}} of 1863, {{SMS|Vineta|1897|2}} of 1897, {{SMS|Vineta|1915|2}} of 1915, and [[SMS Möwe (1914)#Interlude as Vineta|SMS ''Möwe'']], briefly renamed ''Vineta'' in 1915)
* In 1903 a square in the center of {{Interlanguage link multi|Gaarden-Ost|de}}, [[Kiel]] was named Vinetaplatz after SMS Vineta I.
* The (West) German navy from 1961 to 1992 had a mine sweeper „Vineta“ (M2652, Ariadne-class) in 3. Minensuchgeschwader.
* An artwork installation in {{Interlanguage link multi|Störmthaler See|de}} near Leipzig is called „Vineta.“
* A rare German Empire stamp is called "[[Vineta provisional]]".
* In [[Swakopmund]], [[Namibia]], there is a neighborhood [[Vineta (Swakopmund)|Vineta]].
* In [[Heidelberg]] there is a student fraternity "Vineta" since 1879.
* In Schleswig-Holstein there is a sports club named TSV Vineta Audorf.
* In Schleswig Holstein (Busdorf) there is a club called Disco-Vineta.
* In [[Europa-Park]] [[Rust (Baden)]], in the themed land 'Scandinavia' there was an attraction 'Sunken city "Vineta"'. It was destroyed in a fire in 2018 and may never be rebuilt.