Heinz Ullstein

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Tomb of the Ullstein couple

Heinz Ullstein (born January 13, 1893 in Berlin ; † March 15, 1973 there ) was a German actor , director and publisher .

Life

Heinz Ullstein, grandson of the publisher's founder Leopold Ullstein and son of Louis-Ferdinand Ullstein , was enthusiastic about the theater and played small roles on Berlin stages, a. a. at the Deutsches Theater under Max Reinhardt . In the Romanisches Café he met his future wife Aenne (1893-1969). They moved to Heidelberg, where they took their first steps into the new world of film together. In 1925 he joined the family's Ullstein Verlag . In 1929 he moved up to the supervisory board of Ullstein Aktiengesellschaft . After the company was Aryanized in 1934, he was the only one of the family to stay in Berlin. The Nuremberg Race Laws declared the baptized Christian to be a Jew; he was only tolerably protected through his marriage to his “German-blooded” wife. Heinz Ullstein was imprisoned in Rosenstrasse in February 1943. His wife took part in the Rosenstrasse protests to prevent the threatened deportation of their Jewish spouses. In the last two years of the war he was used for forced labor .

After the war, Ullstein, together with Helmut Kindler and Ruth Andreas-Friedrich, received the license for the women's magazine “she” from the Allies. In 1953 he became the publishing director of the re-established Ullstein AG. At the end of 1959, the takeover by Axel Springer , which he advocated, took place and he remained active in the management. 1970 to 1971 he sat on the supervisory board of the newly founded Axel Springer AG .

The “Aenne and Heinz Ullstein Fund” for actors and journalists in need, donated from the estate, is administered by the Springer Foundation . The couple found their final resting place in the Berlin forest cemetery in Dahlem (Dept. 20 B 7 and B 8).

Honors

Fonts

  • 1921 The Bürger brothers
  • 1961 playground of my life. Memories , Kindler Verlag, Munich

Movies

  • 1917 The Stretched Woman or The Secret of the Patch Box (producer)
  • 1920 Menschen im Rausch (actor), screenplay by his uncle Artur Landsberger
  • 1922 The Lady and Her Hairdresser (screenplay, producer, director)

Individual evidence

  1. Heinz Ullstein: Playground of my life , Munich 1961, p. 364 f.
  2. See also Rena Jacob: The women's protest in Rosenstrasse ( Memento of the original from December 2, 2013 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was automatically inserted and not yet checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. sunday-news.de, September 14, 2011, accessed on March 6, 2013 @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / sunday-news.wider-des-vergessens.de
  3. ^ Ernst Cramer : A passionate publisher. The publisher Heinz Ullstein died 30 years ago welt.de, March 15, 2003, accessed on November 19, 2013

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