https://www.fredsteinmovie.com/bios daily 0.75 2024-05-21 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6140c9b027bcb05691959617/99e2252c-02e4-4986-a847-77023f600647/Fred%2520Stein%2520ca.jpg Fred and Lilo - Fred Stein Fred Stein was born on July 3, 1909 in Dresden, Germany. His father was a rabbi. He was a brilliant student, and as a teenager he was deeply involved in politics and became an early anti-Nazi activist. He went to Leipzig University to study law, but when the Nazis took over the government, he was denied admission to the German bar for “racial and political reasons.” Life in Dresden grew more and more dangerous, and after the Gestapo began making inquiries about him, Stein fled to Paris in 1933 with his new wife, Liselotte Salzburg, under the pretext of taking a honeymoon. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6140c9b027bcb05691959617/1631644872499-AKMPRKGJ515UAZ684Y2B/image1.jpeg Fred and Lilo - Lilo Stein Liselotte Stein was born on June 22, 1910 into a prosperous Dresden family. Born Liselotte Salzburg, but known affectionately as Lilo, she was the youngest of the three daughters of Dr. Siegmund Salzburg, and his wife Elsa, neé Glückmann. Dr. Salzburg was an ear, nose, and throat doctor whose practice largely consisted of the nobility of the Court, including the King of Saxony, opera singers (who were the stars of the day), and a pro bono practice for poor families. Lilo lived a life of privilege in a wealthy upper-class German Jewish family whose underpinnings, however, were gradually collapsing following the First World War, due to changes in government and society. Lilo emerged into young womanhood under the Weimar Republic. Fleeing the Nazis in 1933, and unable to follow the medical career to which she aspired, she devoted herself instead to providing unconditional support for the photographic career of her husband. She was a dauntless companion, and met all the hardships of their exile in Paris and in New York with cheerful resourcefulness and good humor. Her daughter Ruth-Marion was born in Paris in 1938, her son Peter in 1943 in New York. During their time in New York, Lilo Stein made an essential contribution to the family income through her work: in the textile industry, and in photographic laboratories. Later, she gained academic qualifications and was eventually appointed Professor of German Literature and Theatre Studies at Adelphi University in Garden City on Long Island, New York. 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Fred was a law student and politically involved, and when the Nazis came to power, Fred was well aware of the danger, and it was his anti-Nazi activity as well as their Jewish “racial” status that forced them to flee in 1933. They went to Paris, where they lived among a circle of fellow refugees. It was a time of cultural mingling and artistic innovation, and as they had no source of income, Fred turned to photography as a means to earn money. He had a natural gift, and it quickly became a passion for him. Thus his life as a photographer was born. Lilo was a full partner in his work: assisting, retouching, and supporting. When war came, Fred was incarcerated as an enemy alien. As the Nazis neared his camp, he escaped; then made his way across the countryside south to Marseilles in the Free Zone, where he sent a postcard to Lilo, who had been waiting anxiously in Paris. She bluffed her way through the German checkpoint, and got a pass to travel to Marseilles, carrying Fred’s negatives with her. They hid in Marseilles until Fred met Varian Fry, who helped them get visas, and they finally managed to board one of the last ships to leave France. They found a refuge in New York. 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In 2011 she curated the exhibition of the famous collection of negatives found in Mexico City almost seventy years after they went missing in France: The Mexican Suitcase: The Rediscovered Spanish Civil War Negatives of Capa, Chim, and Taro. She also authored the book accompanying the exhibition. She has published several books on Capa and other leading contemporary photographers, such as Capa in Color, Unknown Weegee, and republished Robert Capa: Death in the Making. She has also curated exhibitions at the Galerie National du Jeu de Paume in Paris and is on the board of governors of ALBA, the Abraham Lincoln Brigade Archives, which promotes social activism and the defense of human rights. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6140c9b027bcb05691959617/50c21e1d-cd7a-491f-9e8c-d6e17de6864e/houlette0.jpg Collaborators - Michaël Houlette Michaël Houlette is the director of the museum the Maison de la Photographie Robert Doisneau in Gentilly, which is just outside Paris. The museum is dedicated to humanist photography, in honor of the French photographer whose name it bears. He was formerly a curator and coordinator of exhibitions at the Jeu de Paume in Paris. He has written many books, among them Amélie Galup and Laure Albin Guillot . He is the founder and director of the Lavoir Numérique, or the Digital Washhouse, an educational initiative set in the renovated washhouses of Gentilly. The Lavoir Numérique is an establishment dedicated to creating and disseminating audiovisual content, teaching audiences to “see” in photography. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6140c9b027bcb05691959617/da0c572e-8057-457f-b105-d91b556e5dfc/theresia0.jpg Collaborators - Theresia Ziehe Theresia Ziehe is a German curator. She is currently the curator of photography at the Jewish Museum Berlin, which is one of the largest and most important museums in Europe, designed by Daniel Libeskind. 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