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by Donna Rifkind

Frank, Leonhard

  Frank, Liesl; and EFF

  Franklin, Sidney

  Freud, Sigmund

  Fry, Varian

  Fulda, Ludwig

  Garbo, Greta; and American citizenship; in Anna Christie; in Anna Karenina; in Camille; in Christina; in Dark Victory; early life of; and EFF; in Europe; in The Girl from Leningrad.; Isherwood and; and Mabery Road; and Mamoulian; as Mata Hari; and Metro; in Napoleon picture (Conquest); in New York; in Ninotchka; postwar; as refugee; in The Saga of Gösta Berling; and Salka; as technical advisor; in Two-Faced Woman; and the Painted Veil; in Woman of the Sea

  Gardner, Ava

  Garrett, Louise

  Garrett, Oliver; and Louise; and Salka

  Gates, Harvey

  Gaumont-British Pictures

  George, Heinrich

  German American Bund. See also Silver Legion of America

  Gershwin, George

  Gestapo; atrocities of

  Gielen, Josef. See also Steuermann Gielen, Rose

  Gilbert, John

  Goebbels, Joseph

  Goering, Hermann

  Goldwyn, Samuel

  Granach, Alexander

  grandchildren: Andrew; Christine; Valérie. See also Schulberg, Vicky

  Great Depression

  Guilbert, Yvette

  Hardt, Etta

  Hasenclever, Walter

  Hecht, Ben

  Heims, Else

  Hemingway, Ernest

  Henreid, Paul

  Hepburn, Katharine

  Hill, Erin

  Hitler, Adolf; Alma Mahler-Werfel and; and Jews; Mein Kampf; -Stalin pact; suicide of. See also National Socialists

  Hoffenstein, Samuel

  Hollywood Anti-Nazi League (HANL)

  Holt, Rinehart & Winston

  Hoover, Herbert

  Hoovervilles

  Hopper, Hedda

  Horkheimer, Max

  Houseman, John

  House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC)

  Huston, John

  Huxley, Aldous

  Huxley, Maria

  Hyman, Bernie

  immigration quotas, American

  International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE)

  Isherwood, Christopher; and Huxley; in London; at Mabery Road; and Metro; Prater Violet; and Salka; and Stravinsky

  Ivens, Joris

  Jannings, Emil

  Japanese Americans

  Jews,320; Alma Werfel and; in America; Berthold and; ERC and; in Europe; in France; Franks and; Fry and; in Germany; Granach and; HANL and; in Hollywood; massacred; Pease and; Roosevelt and; Salka and; Salka’s family; Schoenberg and; Thalberg and; Waxman and. See also anti-Semitism; House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC); Nuremberg Race Laws

  Kafka, Franz

  Kaper, Bronislaw

  Kaus, Gina

  Kelly, Gene

  Kerr, Deborah

  Kesten, Hermann

  Klemperer, Otto

  Klemperer, Victor

  Koestler, Arthur

  Kohner, Paul; and European Film Fund

  Kolb, Annette

  Korda, Alexander

  Kortner, Fritz

  Koster, Henry

  Kraus, Karl

  Kristallnacht

  Lahn, Ilse

  Lamarr, Hedy

  Lang, Fritz

  Lardner, Ring Jr.

  Larson, Jack

  Laughton, Charles

  Lawrence, D. H.

  Lehmann, Beatrix

  Les Milles brickworks, southern France

  Le Vino, Margaret “Peg”

  Life magazine

  Little Friend

  Loos, Anita

  Los Angeles Jewish Community Committee

  Lubitsch, Ernst; Anne Boleyn; died; and Hollywood; The Marriage Circle; Ninotchka; and Salka

  Lupino, Ida

  Mabery Road, Santa Monica; Auguste at; Berthold coming and going at; buying the house; drama at; empty nest; famous guests at; FBI surveillance of; Garbo visiting, 208; Gottfried Reinhardt at; Heinrich Mann’s birthday party at; Isherwood at; leasing the house on; parties at; Peter and; Salka and; selling the house on; Sonya Schulberg O’Sullivan at; Vicky Schulberg at; war years at

  Magnin, Rabbi Edgar

  Mahler, Gustav

  Mahler-Werfel, Alma

  Maltz, Albert

  Mamoulian, Rouben

  Mankiewicz, Herman

  Mann, Erika

  Mann, Golo

  Mann, Heinrich; birthday party for; died; The Last Days of Henri Quatre; escape from Europe; and Nelly; Professor Unrat; and Thomas

  Mann, Julia da Silva-Bruhns

  Mann, Katia

  Mann, Klaus

  Mann, Nelly; and Heinrich

  Mann, Thomas; diary; Doctor Faustus; FBI dossier; and Germany; and Heinrich; and Heinrich’s birthday party; and HUAC; Joseph tetralogy; and Katia; in Los Angeles; The Magic Mountain; and Nobel Prize; and Salka

  Mannix, Eddie

  Marcuse, Ludwig

  Marion, Frances

  Massary, Fritzi

  Maugham, Somerset

  May, Joe

  May, Karl

  Mayer, Louis B.; and Garbo; and HUAC; and Selznick; and Spellman. See also Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) studios

  Mehring, Walter

  Mendelssohn, Eleonora von

  Mendelssohn, Francesco von

  Meredyth, Bess

  Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) movies: Anna Christie; Anna Karenina; Armored Cruiser; Ben-Hur; The Bridge of San Luis Rey; Camille; Cargo of Innocence; Conquest (Napoleon picture); Dinner at Eight; Gone with the Wind; Grand Hotel; Hell Divers; Manhattan Melodrama; Marie Curie; The Mortal Storm; Mutiny on the Bounty; Ninotchka; The Painted Veil; The Paradine Case; The Picture of Dorian Gray; Queen Christina; Strange Interlude; Tarzan pictures; Two-Faced Woman; The Wizard of Oz

  Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) studios; Andy Hardy series; female employees at; and Garbo; and HUAC; and internal politics; Mayer and; offices in Europe; Salka at. See also Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) movies

  Molotov Report (1942)

  Moss, Carlton

  Muni, Paul

  Münz, Ludwig

  Murnau, F. W.; Salka and; and Sunrise; and Tabu

  National Socialists; anti-Semitism of; artists and; atrocities of; exiles from; film about; and Nuremberg Race Laws; propaganda of; racism of; rise to power of; and spies

  Nazis. See National Socialists

  Negulesco, Jean

  Neumann, Elisabeth (Liesel)

  New Deal

  New York newspapers: New York Herald Tribune; New York Times

  New York Philharmonic

  Nuremberg Race Laws

  O’Neill, Eugene

  Office of Strategic Services (OSS)

  Olivier, Laurence

  Oppenheimer, George

  Oscar nominations

  Palmier, Jean-Michel

  Paramount Pictures; Berthold at; and Eisenstein; movies

  Paris, Barry

  Parker, Dorothy

  Parrish, Robert and Kathy

  Pascal, Gabriel

  Pearl Harbor

  Pickford, Mary

  Polgar, Alfred and Lisl

  Popular Front (Spain)

  Pozner, Vladimir

  Production Code Administration (PCA)

  Reinhardt, Gottfried; and ERF; and Hyman; and Mannix; married Silvia Shapiro; and Ninotchka; and Salka; and Two-Faced Woman; in uniform

  Reinhardt, Max; A Midsummer Night’s Dream; in New York; Salka and; theaters

  Reinhardt, Wolfgang

  Reisch, Walterr />
  Remarque, Erich Maria

  Renoir, Jean

  RKO Pictures

  Roosevelt, President Franklin Delano

  Roosevelt Hotel, Los Angeles

  Rossen, Robert

  Russell, Bertrand

  Sagan, Leontine

  Sauter, Martin

  Schenck, Joseph

  Schoenberg, Arnold; died; genius; and Gertrud; Pierrot lunaire; and Thomas Mann; as a refugee; and Salka; Transfigured Night

  Schoenberg, Gertrud

  Schulberg, Ad

  Schulberg, B. P.

  Schulberg, Budd

  Schulberg, Vicky; after the war; Salka and

  Schulberg, Virginia Ray (Jigee); failing

  Schulberg O’Sullivan, Sonya

  screenwriters; Albert Maltz; Aldous Huxley; Alfred Döblin; Anita Loos; Ayn Rand; Berthold Viertel; Bess Meredyth; Billy Wilder; Budd Schulberg; Carlton Moss; credits; for Deep Valley; for The Painted Veil; Frances Marion; Garbo and; H. M. Harwood; Heinrich Mann; Irwin Shaw; Ivan Moffat; James Agee; Joris Ivens; Marion Orth; Oliver H. P. Garrett; Peg Le Vino; Peter Viertel; Robert Rossen; Salka; Sam Behrman; Samuel Hoffenstein; Stephen Morehouse Avery; Vladimir Pozner; women

  Screen Writers Guild (SWG); magazine

  Selznick, David O.

  Shakespeare, William

  Shaw, Adam

  Shaw, Irwin; “Instrument of Salvation”; Sons and Soldiers; The Young Lions

  Shaw, Irwin and Marian

  Shearer, Norma

  Silver Legion of America

  Sinclair, Upton

  Spanish Civil War

  Spellman, Cardinal

  Spuhler, Toni

  Steuermann, Auguste; died; and Dusko; at Mabery Road; postwar; Salka and; in USSR. See also Amster, Auguste

  Steuermann, Dusko. See Steuermann, Zygmunt (Dusko)

  Steuermann, Edward; and Clara; in New York; and Salka; and Schoenberg

  Steuermann, Josef

  Steuermann, Margret

  Steuermann, Salomea Sara. See also Viertel, Salka

  Steuermann, Zygmunt (Dusko); before the war; and Hania; worries about

  Steuermann Gielen, Rose; and Edward; in Vienna

  Stewart, Donald Ogden

  Stiller, Mauritz

  stock market crash

  Stravinsky, Igor

  Stromberg, Hunt

  Swamis: Prabhavananda; Paramananda

  Swenson, Karen

  Thalberg, Irving; death of; and Europe; at Metro; Salka and

  Thompson, Dorothy

  Toch, Ernst

  Toller, Ernst

  Totheroh, Dan

  Trotskyites

  Turner, Lana

  Twentieth Century Fox. See Fox Film Corporation

  unions: Conference of Studio Unions (CSU); International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE)

  United Artists

  Vajda, Ernest

  Veidt, Conrad

  Vichy government

  Vidor, King

  Vieira, Mark A.

  Viertel, Berthold; died; and driving; during the war; in Europe; and father; FBI file; and Heinrich Mann; and Isherwood; and Liesel Neumann; and Little Friend; in London; at Mabery Road; in New York; and niece; Salka writing to; and sister; and sons; and The Wig

  Viertel, Hans; after the war; and Berthold; and Max Reinhardt; and Peter; and war. See also Viertel, Hans, Peter, and Tommy

  Viertel, Hans, Peter, and Tommy; and De Witt Fuller (chauffeur) and Emma (housekeeper)

  Viertel, Peter; and Berthold; and daughter Christine; and Deborah Kerr; and Gottfried Reinhardt; and Hans; and Isherwood; and Jigee; in Mexico; novel Bicycle on the Beach; and Salka; and Selznick; and war. See also Viertel, Hans, Peter, and Tommy

  Viertel, Salka: as actress; and Anna (housekeeper); diary of; early days with Berthold; at Fairfax Avenue; and Garbo; and Gottfried Reinhardt; The Kindness of Strangers; at Klosters; and Marie Curie movie; and memories; in New York; and Niania (childhood nurse); and Oliver Garrett; and passport; remembering Berthold; remembering Gottfried; remembering the Manns; as screenwriter; and Two-Faced Woman; and Viktoria (childhood friend); writing her memoirs; at Wychylowka (childhood home). See also dogs; Garbo, Greta; grandchildren; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) studios and movies; Steuermann family members; Viertel family members; and individual friends

  Viertel, Tom; after the war; and Berthold; and Isherwood; and Ruth; and war. See also Viertel, Hans, Peter, and Tommy

  Walewska, Marie

  Wallace, Tom

  Walter, Bruno

  Wanger, Walter

  Warner, Jack

  Warner Bros.; and Heinrich Mann; Salka and. See also Warner Bros. movies

  Warner Bros. movies: Casablanca; Deep Valley; Die heilige Flamme (The Sacred Flame); High Sierra; Hollywood Canteen; A Midsummer Night’s Dream; Pride of the Marines; The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex; Woman in White

  Waxman, Franz

  Webern, Anton

  Weill, Kurt

  Weimar Republic; artists; government; refugees; sexuality

  Welles, Orson

  Werfel, Alma Mahler Gropius

  Werfel, Franz; and escape; The Eternal Road; The Song of Bernadette

  Wilder, Billy; family murdered

  Williams, Tennessee

  Wilshire Boulevard Temple

  Wise, Rabbi Stephen S.

  Woodlawn Cemetery, Santa Monica

  Wychylowka, Galicia; Salka’s childhood home

  Wyler, William

  Zinnemann, Fred; The Search

  Zuckmayer, Carl

  Zweig, Arnold

  Zweig, Stefan; suicide of

 

 

 


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