Bettina Moissi (lindur më 15 tetor 1923) është një aktore gjermane e skenës dhe filmit. Ajo luajti rolin kryesor femër në filmin e vitit 1948 Long Is the Road, filmi i parë gjerman që portretizon Holokaustin.
Moissi lindi në Berlin në tetor 1923, fëmija i dytë i aktorit kryesor të skenës Aleksandër Moissi i lindur në Trieste nga Moisi Moisiu nga Kavaja në Shqipëri). vaj e grurë dhe një nënë arbëreshe, Amalia de Rada, nga Trieste, e bija e një mjeku fiorentin. Babai i saj shpesh cilësohej si hebre për shkak të emrit të tij (që përkthehet si "Moisiu") dhe mbrojtjes së tij të hapur ndaj aktorëve dhe njerëzve të tjerë hebrenj gjatë një periudhe antisemitizmi në rritje. [1] [2] [3] [4] Ajo është katolike, por ishte e martuar me Heinz Berggruen, i cili ishte hebre. [5]
Në vitin 1960, ajo u martua me koleksionistin e arteve Heinz Berggruen . Ai e la atë në vitin 2007. [6] Ata kishin dy fëmijë: [7]
- Olivier Berggruen, kurator në Schirn Kunsthalle Frankfurt, Gjermani
- Nicolas Berggruen, një financier dhe koleksionist arti
- In Those Days (1947)
- Der Apfel ist ab (1948)
- Long Is the Road (1948)
- The Orplid Mystery (1950)
- Shandley, Robert R. Rubble Films: German Cinema in the Shadow of the Third Reich. Temple University Press, 2001.
- ^ The Jacobean: "Alexander Moissi, Non-Jewish Actor, Indicts Christian World for its Persecution of the Jew" page 5 | December 4, 1931 | "As a Christian, states Moissi, he cannot stand by and see the virus of anti-semitism infect Christian people, nations, and states, robbing them of all semblance of humanity and justice."
- ^ Becoming Austrians:Jews and Culture between the World Wars By Lisa Silverman Although actor Alexander Moissi was not Jewish, many assumed he was because of his name..."
- ^ Bernard Shaw's Letters to Siegfried Trebitsch By George Bernard Shaw, Siegfried Trebitsch page 335 | In February, 'Too True' opened in Manheim with Alexander Moissi (not a Jew) in the leading role and was disrupted by Nazi shouts of "Jew Moissi" "Jew Shaw" until police intervened.
- ^ Jews and the Making of Modern German Theatre edited by Jeanette R. Malkin, Freddie Rokem page 76 | "The appeal and success of some non-Jewish foreign actors among German audiences, however, was due at least in part to their foreignness. Such was the case with star actor Alexander Moissi, whose German was tinged with an "Italian singsong, which fascinated many."
- ^ Der Spiegel: "Seinen Geist am Leben erhalten" by Ulrike Von Knöfel and Martin Doerry (in German) "Meine Mutter ist katholisch, mein Vater jüdisch" / My mother is Catholic, my father is Jewish
- ^ Heinz Berggruen, Influential Picasso Collector, Dies at 93
- ^ New York Times: "Heinz Berggruen, Influential Picasso Collector, Dies at 93" By ALAN RIDING February 27, 2007