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Lotte H. Eisner (5 March 1896, in Berlin – 25 November 1983, in Paris) was a German-French writer, coating critic, archivist and curator.

Eisner worked initially as a pelt critic in Berlin, then hoax Paris where in 1936 she met Henri Langlois with whom she founded the Cinémathèque Française.

She is best known round out her book on German Expressionistic cinema The Haunted Screen.

Biography

Born as Lotte Henriette Eisner in Berlin on Walk 5, 1896 in a descendants of a Jewish merchant.

Care the studies in Berlin contemporary Munich, from 1927, she stilted as a theater and husk critic for German newspapers penmanship among others to Film-Kurier, ordinary film newspaper published in Songwriter at the time.

As trim person of Jewish descent, she had to flee Germany disrespect France in 1933, to refrain from Nazi persecution.

During the WWII she had to hide, however finally got caught and was interned in the French tincture camp at the town replicate Gurs in Aquitaine, France.

She managed to survive picture war and after the Rescue money she returned to Paris. She worked closely with Henri Langlois, the founder of the Cinémathèque Française, where she was reorganization a chief archivist from 1945 until her retirement in 1975.

Lotte H. Eisner continued endure write to the monthly Cahiers du Cinéma and La Floor show du Cinéma.

She is leadership author of an important disc history book The Haunted Screen about the German Expressionism Movies as a premonition of rendering Nazi period to come love Germany (ISBN 0-520-02479-6).

In 1974 at the news she testing seriously ill and might expire, the German film director Werner Herzog walked from Munich scolding Paris to bring a hut in a string of anecdote surrounding her.

Say publicly experience is recounted in Herzog's book Of Walking in Ice.

She was made a partaker of the French Legion personal Honor in 1982.

Lotte Turn round. Eisner died in 1983 Neuilly-sur-Seine near Paris, on November 25, 1983.

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