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Lives in the Yiddish Theatre

The Fischer Family
of Warsaw
before World War II


Luba Fischer, Tibetan Dancer
1930s
Warszawa, Poland
 
 

"Daughter of the Jewish actors Liza Barska Fischer and Herman Fischer, studied at the University of Warsaw. In 1931, she finished the Malubhaska State Drama School in Warsaw and joined the Polish theatre. Fischer had already appeared in 1926 on the Yiddish stage in the Kaminski theatre. She was the wife of the extremely gifted Polish artist Jacek Woszczerowicz.
 

As reported in Yonas Turkov, from the beginning of the German  occupation of Warsaw. she was in the Warsaw ghetto. Afterwards she went over to the Arian side, but when the ghetto was closed hermetically she could no longer enter and could not send help to her father and sister Annie /Anya who remained there. She alone, being a Jew, had to flee Warsaw. Later she returned and died in a tragic way. In 1929 she participated in a movie 'In the Polish Woods' based on a book by Yosef Opatoshu."

 

---From an article in a New York Yiddish newspaper in 1948, written by Jonas Turkov

 

 
From aforementioned 1930s film with Tibetan theme.
Luba is kneeling in the center of the photograph.

 

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more fischer family photos


Young Luba Fischer

husband Jacek Woszczerowicz

Polish actor

Warszawa, Poland

Luba Fischer, Actress

Luba served in one
of the resistance groups in Poland during the war.




 


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