Ruth Eweler
Ruth Eweler (born March 19, 1913 in Plettenberg - Eiringhausen , † October 1, 1947 in Berlin-Steglitz ) was a German actress.
Life
Very little is known about Ruth Eweler. Around 1932 she was Germany's first "Miss Blond" in a competition organized by the Naturblond-Laboratorien Berlin and was then brought in front of the camera to film at the same time as the Nazi regime began.
In the Third Reich she was well-liked and well employed, especially since her brother Heinrich Eweler, who was eleven years her senior, was a member of the Reich Security Service and most recently held the position of SS Sturmbannführer . Nothing is known about the reasons for her early death two years after the end of the war in Berlin, which was notoriously underserved at the time.
Filmography
- 1933: You should not desire
- 1933: How do I get energetic (short film)
- 1934: The old and the young king
- 1934: Something is wrong
- 1934: I for you - you for me
- 1935: Mazurka
- 1935: The shipyard for the gray pike
- 1935: If it weren't for the music
- 1936: August the Strong
- 1936: The Samurai's daughter
- 1937: The reason for divorce
- 1938: Little Hänschen (short film)
- 1938: Men shouldn't be left alone (short film)
- 1938: people, animals, sensations
- 1938: The Loose Falter (short film)
- 1939: We dance around the world
- 1940: Between Hamburg and Haiti
- 1942: Be the Lord for once
- 1940–1943: Panic (Premiere: 1953 as Blown Bars )
Web links
- Ruth Eweler in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- Ruth Eweler at filmportal.de
- Pictures by Ruth Eweler In: Virtual History
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Eweler, Ruth |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German actress |
| DATE OF BIRTH | March 19, 1913 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Plettenberg - Eiringhausen |
| DATE OF DEATH | October 1, 1947 |
| Place of death | Berlin-Steglitz |