Bassermann, Albert

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Name
Bassermann, AlbertGender: M
born on 7 September 1867 at 22:30 (= 10:30 PM )
Place Mannheim, Germany, 49n29, 8e29
Timezone LMT m8e29 (is local mean time)
Data source
Quoted BC/BRRodden Rating AA
Astrology data 14°46' 05°56 Asc. 24°49'



Biography

German-American actor who first studied chemistry, but was drawn to the stage. He worked with the Max Reinhardt theater from 1909-1915 and made his film debut in the German picture, "Der Andere," in 1913. On German stage, and in German film, he gained great prominence before he was forced to flee the Nazi regime to Switzerland in 1933.

Arriving in Hollywood in 1939, Bassermann was successful in character roles. His wife, Elsa, also appeared in some of his films, which included "The Moon and The Sixpence," 1942 and "Madame Curie," 1943.

Bassermann died in an air crash over the Atlantic on 5/15/1952.

Link to Wikipedia biography

Events

  • Work : New Career 1913 (Debut, Der Andere)
  • Family : Change residence 1933 (Switzerland to escape Nazi's)
  • Family : Change residence 1939 (Moved to Hollywood)
  • Death by Accident 15 May 1952 (Plane crash, age 84)

Source Notes

Steinbrecher quotes letter from him that quotes B.R. (same in Gauquelin)

Categories

  • Personal : Death : Long life more than 80 yrs (Age 84)
  • Vocation : Entertainment : Actor/ Actress
  • Diagnoses : Body Part Problems : Accident/Injury (Fatal plane crash)
  • Lifestyle : Home : Expatriate (Germany to Switerland to U.S.)
  • Vocation : Entertainment : Live Stage (Legitimate theater career)

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