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Nikolajewa
1904 - 2001 |
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. The actress Genia Nikolajewa was born as Nikolajewa in St. Petersburg. Her parents moved to Berlin where she took ballet lessons. In 1920 she had her first professional dance performance. She continued her dance career at the Stadttheater Königsberg and finally she danced in the ensemble of Ernst Matray, and with his company she gave guest performances in England and South America. She made her first acting experiences in 1930 with the revue "Alles Schwindel", it followed engagements at the Staatstheater and in different operettas and revues. She made her film debüt with the movie "Zwei Krawatten" (30). In the next years she appeared in other movies like "Ein toller Einfall" (32), "Schuss im Morgengrauen" (32), "Die Finanzen des Grossherzogs" (33), "Schwarzer Jäger Johanna" (34), "Ein ganzer Kerl" (35), "Der Vogelhändler" (35), "Eine Frau ohne Bedeutung" (36) and "Die unentschuldigte Stunde" (37). The carrying on of her activity were made difficult because of the now
asked Aryan certificate. For the present propaganda minister Goebbels spoke
up for her and pinned the half-Jewess officially as "northern". Still bigger
parts stopped.
Her departure from Germany seemed to be planned very well, even one
year after her leave the officials of Germany were not aware that she was
no longer in their country and they issued a special permit in 1939 for
her to work as an actress in Germany.
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