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1. www.findagrave.com › judith-julie-bernhardtJudith-Julie Bernhardt (1821-1876) - Find a Grave Memorial

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   Judith-Julie Bernhardt. Dutch-born courtesan who rose to the highest ranks of her profession, counting financiers, generals, politicians, and writers among her clientele. Her patrons and friends included Charles, Duc de Morny, the half-brother of Emperor Napoleon III and President of the French legislature.

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3. www.geni.com › people › Julie-Youle-de-Morny-BernardJudith Julie Youle (Bernhardt) (1821 - 1876) - Genealogy

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   Apr 29, 2022 · Death: January 16, 1876 (54-55) Paris, Paris, Île-de-France, France. Immediate Family: Daughter of Moritz Baruch Bernardt, BERNARD and Janetta Hartog (aka Sara Hirsch) Wife of Charles Auguste Louis Joseph de Morny, 1st Duc de Morny. Mother of Sarah Bernhardt.

   • Also Known As: "de Morny", "Bernard"

   • Birthdate: 1821

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5. histoireparlesfemmes.com › 2012/12/11 › sarahSarah Bernhardt, le « monstre sacré - L'Histoire par les femmes

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   Dec 11, 2012 · Née le 22 octobre 1844, Sarah Bernhardt est la fille de Judith-Julie Bernardt, courtisane néerlandaise ; son père reste inconnu. Elle nait sous le nom de Rosine Bernardt ; c’est plus tard qu’elle changera son prénom et ajoutera un H à son nom.

6. www.salientwomen.com › 2020/09/21 › biography-ofBiography of Sarah Bernhardt French actress - Salient Women

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   Sep 21, 2020 · Her mother, Judith-Julie Bernardt, was Jewish of Dutch origin. When Sarah was born, Judith was 23 years old and one of the beautiful young courtesans in Paris. Judith had a sister named Rosine, who also spent her life at the imperial court.

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7. www.dafato.com › en › historySarah Bernhardt | Dafato - it's a Fact

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   Sep 14, 2022 · Sarah's mother, Judith-Julie Bernardt (1821-1876), a penniless milliner and daughter of a traveling Dutch showman, was a Jewish Parisian courtesan from Holland, known as "Youle" (short for Youlie, the German pronunciation of Julie).

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   Who is Julia Bernard?

   • Author biography Julia M Bernard, PhD, is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Social Sciences at McNeese State University. She teaches sociology and family and child studies courses. She is a marriage and family therapist, a certified family life educator, and a family researcher.

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   Who directed 'Sarah Bernhardt'?

   • "The Incredible Sarah," produced by Helen M. Strauss for Reader's Digest Films, 1976, starring Glenda Jackson , directed by Richard Fleischer. "Sarah Bernhardt," Films for the Humanities and Sciences (FFH), No. PI–1840. David S. Newhall , Professor of History, Centre College, Danville, Kentucky

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   How did Sarah Bernhardt die?

   • On March 15, 1923, while filming Guitry's La Voyante at her exotic Paris mansion, she collapsed in another attack of uremia, which finally killed her on March 26. A vast throng escorted her to burial at Père-Lachaise. Her stone states simply, as if no more were needed: sarah bernhardt.

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   What books did Sarah Bernhardt write?

   • Sarah Bernhardt: The Art Within the Legend. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 1972. Agate, May. Madame Sarah. NY: Benjamin Blom, 1945, 1969. Baring, Maurice. Sarah Bernhardt. NY: D. Appleton-Century, 1934. Bernhardt, Lysiane. Sarah Bernhardt: My Grandmother. Translation. NY: Hurst & Blackett, 1945. Bernhardt, Sarah. The Art of the Theater.

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   Where did Sarah Bernhardt perform in Paris?

   • In Paris, she performed exclusively at a succession of theaters she leased: the Porte Saint-Martin (1883–93), the Renaissance (1893–98), and the 1,700-seat theater at the Place du Châtelet, modestly renamed the "Théâtre Sarah-Bernhardt" (1899–1923).

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   Why did Anne Bernhardt play a Phédre?

   • As for Bernhardt's place in theater history, she epitomized the spirit of romanticism and more than anyone else infused it into the playing of French classical roles. Her Phèdre was a real woman torn by lust and guilt, not the noble, sexless demi-goddess enshrined by two centuries of tradition.

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   Bernhardt, Sarah (1844–1923) French actress, generally considered her country's greatest, whose ego, extravagance, eccentricities, numerous affairs, immense talent, magnetism, energy, will, and courage made her one of the most famous women of her time. Name variations: The, or, La Divine Sarah.