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Marlene Dietrich was a German-born actress, singer and cabaret performer. She rose to international fame in , starring as a seductive cabaret singer in the German film Der Blaue Engel (The Blue Angel) directed by Josef von Sternberg. Dietrich became an American citizen in and spent the war years working on films such as Destry Rides Again () and The Spoilers () for Paramount Pictures, as well as performing for troops in America, Europe and North Africa. Dietrich refused to work in Nazi Germany, despite being offered highly-paid contracts. She also raised money to help Jews escape from Germany. Dietrich received the French Légion d’honneur and American Medal of Freedom for her work during the war, which she described as ‘the only important thing I’ve done.’ 

Dietrich was born Marie Magdalene Dietrich in the Schöneberg district of Berlin to a family of jewellery makers. Her father, a police lieutenant, died in She combined her first names and was known as ‘Marlene’ from the age of eleven. Young Marlene wanted to be a concert violinist, but injured her finger and pursued acting instead. She attended the Max Reinhardt Drama School (having failed the first audition) and played minor stage and cabaret roles, supporting herself by working in a factory. She appeared in a b

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