Annette Bach | |
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 Bach in the 1942 Italian film, Il mercante di schiave | |
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| Years active | 1940–1950 (film) |
Annette Bach was a German film actress noted for her roles in Italian productions during and after the Second World War. [1] [2] She played the female lead in a number of films. [3] Born in Hamburg she studied acting in Berlin before moving to Italy in 1941, at the time the two countries were wartime Allies.
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