- Emanuel Alfieri was born on May 6, 1889 in Bucharest, Romania. He was a writer, known for The Beggar from Cologne Cathedral (1927), Love's Carnival (1924) and Nachtstürme (1923). He died in 1964 in Los Angeles County, California, USA.
- He finished his law education before he began to work for a publishing company.
- He also was a member of a concert agency in Munich.
- His film career ended with the rise of the sound film, only "Vertauschte Gesichter" (1931) was realised after his screenplay.
- After his release from Sachsenhausen he fled to France and the USA with his family and avoided the destiny of other family members like the opera singer Georg Alfieri-Adler who was murdered in the same KZ in 1940.
- His professional career became interrupted by World War I, but after the war he joined the film business where he wrote his first screenplays.
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