Nicolas de Gunzburg

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Nicolas Louis Alexandre, Baron de Gunzburg (born December 12, 1904 in Paris , † February 20, 1981 in New York City ) was a French banker of Russian, Polish and Portuguese descent. He was a member of the Günzburg Jewish-Russian banking family .

As a patron , Gunzburg financed Carl Theodor Dreyer's horror film Vampyr - The Dream of Allan Gray in 1930 , in which he also played the leading role under the pseudonym "Julian West". After Gunzburg emigrated to the United States in 1934, he worked as an editor for various magazines, including Town & Country , Vogue and Harper's Bazaar .

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