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Imo Moszkowicz wurde als Sohn eines russisch-jüdischen Schuhmachers, der als Kriegsgefangener während des Ersten Weltkrieges im Münsterland geblieben war, in Ahlen geboren. Er hatte sechs Geschwister. Seine Schulausbildung erhielt er an der jüdischen Schule in Ahlen. Der Vater emigrierte nach Argentinien.
Imo Moszkowicz was born on 27 July 1925 in Ahlen, Germany. He was a director and writer, known for Über Kreuz (1995), Sonderdezernat K1 (1972) and Tatort (1970). He was married to Renate Dadieu. He died on 11 January 2011 in Munich, Bavaria, Germany.
- Director, Writer, Actor
- July 27, 1925
- Imo Moszkowicz
- January 11, 2011
Imo Moszkowicz was born in Ahlen on July 27, 1925. His father, Benjamin Moszkowicz, who had been a Russian soldier in World War I, had settled there to work as a shoemaker after his release from war captivity. Benjamin and Chaja Moszkowicz had five sons and two daughters, and the family’s means were very limited.
Imo Moszkowicz is known as an Director, Actor, Executive Producer, Screenplay, and Writer. Some of his work includes Scene of the Crime, Max der Taschendieb, Graf Yoster gibt sich die Ehre, Pumuckls Abenteuer, Ninotschka, Über Kreuz, Sie werden sterben, Sire, and Der entscheidende Augenblick.
[3] To this very day, Imo Moszkowicz has been unable to find an answer; all he is left with is the realization that he can “identify hatred as an all-destroying principle and […] that only a life without hatred is real life.” [4] a . Life in the camp is depicted as a reprieve without clemency.
(Imo Moszkowicz: Der grauende Morgen. Eine Autobiographie. München: Knaur 1998, S. 27.) b „Mir wurde klar, dass man mit uns umging wie mit Wesen, die eigentlich bereits tot sind. Und die, die uns peinigten, um durch ihr Wohlverhalten ihre Atemzeit zu verlängern, zu verbessern gar, gingen mit dieser Gegebenheit ohne jede mitmenschliche ...
Jun 30, 2016 · Imo Moszkowicz was born in 1925 in Ahlen, Germany, as the son of a Russian-Jewish shoemaker. His autobiography "The Breaking Day", first published in 1998, is about his childhood in Nazi-Germany. He was the only one of seven children to survive the Holocaust. His father emigrated to Argentina in...
