Entirely agree with Marion Tauschwitz's suggestions. And of course, not
to forget,Hedwig Brenner. And famous actress Lya Koenig who was not born
in Czernowitz but married a Czernowitzer, there was no escape. Lya is
still considered as one of the great actresses in Israel, and all-round
talent playing in Jiddish and Hebrew, and all Czernowitzers who live
there simply adore her, and of course, the Israeli public.
And how about second and third generation who have "made it good", i. e.
some acknowledgement in the world? Besides Mila Kunis (she was actually
born in Czernowitz but left very early). Thinking of my daughter, a
classical singer who in December made it to the front-page of the German
opera magazine "Das Opernglas" as well as an interview, alas, in German.
I could post it however.
Gabriele
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