Friedrich Karl von Puttkamer

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Friedrich Karl von Puttkamer (born 1908 ; died November 1943 in Berlin ) was a German assistant director and film editor who was involved in numerous German film productions during the National Socialist era .

Life

Von Puttkamer said came Pomeranian noble family Puttkamer . In 1934 he began to work as an assistant director. One of his first films in this capacity was Lockvogel , directed by Hans Steinhoff , followed by multiple collaborations with director Karl Ritter . From 1938, von Puttkamer also worked as an assistant editor in several of Ritter's films . In 1939 he was assistant director for the film Bal paré and, together with Gottfried Ritter, was also responsible for the film editing. From 1940 he worked several times as an editor for Veit Harlan , for example in his propaganda films Jud Süß (1940) and Die goldene Stadt (1942) as well as in the film dramas Immensee and Opfergang , which were shot in 1942/43. Von Puttkamer died in Berlin in November 1943 .

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SURNAME Puttkamer, Friedrich Karl von
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German assistant director and film editor
DATE OF BIRTH 1908
DATE OF DEATH November 1943
Place of death Berlin