Albrecht Marcuse

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Albrecht Marcuse

1906-1974 PL, Wrocław
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A.k.a. Friedel Albrecht Marcuse Dorian (15) Rolf Marbot

Born on May, 28th 1906 in Breslau (then called Wroclaw), Germany, died August, 22th 1974 in Cannes, France. Lawyer, author, composer and music publisher, he left Gemany in 1932, first to Paris, and then, due to being in danger as a Jew, joined the Foreign Legion in 1939. He lived under cover of his already previously used writer pseudonym Rolf Marbot in Lyon from 1940 to 1945. After the war he returned to Paris and led the publishing company Nouvelles Éditions Méridian for mainly French and Latin-American Schlager music and the repertoire of the 1920s. He also had a joint venture with the American publisher Ralph Peer to exchange parts of their catalogs.

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