Nora Ney | |
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Born |
Sielachowskie,
Podlaskie, Poland | 25 May 1906
Died | 21 February 2003
Encinitas, California, USA | (aged 96)
Other names | Sonia Najman Zofia Neuman |
Nora Ney (as Sonia Najman or Zofia Neuman) (25 May 1906 in Sielachowskie, near Białystok - 21 February 2003 in Encinitas, USA) was a Polish film actress of Jewish descent. [1]
Ney fled Poland to the USSR after the German occupation to accept an invitation from Mosfilm, but was soon deported to Kazakhstan.[ citation needed] In 1946 she moved to the USA with her daughter Joanna. Due to the language barrier, she managed to secure only minor non-speaking roles in American films.[ citation needed] She was married four times. Her first husband was the cinematographer Seweryn Steinwurzel. [2]
Nora Ney | |
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Born |
Sielachowskie,
Podlaskie, Poland | 25 May 1906
Died | 21 February 2003
Encinitas, California, USA | (aged 96)
Other names | Sonia Najman Zofia Neuman |
Nora Ney (as Sonia Najman or Zofia Neuman) (25 May 1906 in Sielachowskie, near Białystok - 21 February 2003 in Encinitas, USA) was a Polish film actress of Jewish descent. [1]
Ney fled Poland to the USSR after the German occupation to accept an invitation from Mosfilm, but was soon deported to Kazakhstan.[ citation needed] In 1946 she moved to the USA with her daughter Joanna. Due to the language barrier, she managed to secure only minor non-speaking roles in American films.[ citation needed] She was married four times. Her first husband was the cinematographer Seweryn Steinwurzel. [2]