Interview with Joseph Goebbels secret mistress - LIDA BAAROVA
May 18, 2021
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Lida Baarova born on September 7, 1914 as Ludmila Babková in Prague, was a Czech actress and singer.
After training at the Prague Acting Conservatory, Lida Baarova made her first film at the age of 17.
In 1934 she was hired by UFA, learned German and shot Barcarole in 1935. The male lead in this production was played by the married German actor Gustav Fröhlich, with whom Baarova was henceforth in a relationship.
In 1938, Lida Baarova won the "German Film Award in Gold" for her role in "Barcarole".
After Joseph Goebbels sought her out at Gustav Fröhlich's house, she became the Reich propaganda minister's secret mistress.
The scandalous relationship was also discussed publicly.
Since 1948 Lida Baarová lived in Salzburg.
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