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- Fritz Schröder-Jahn was born on December 13, 1908 in Görlitz, Germany. He was a director and actor, known for Zeit der Schuldlosen (1961), Der Teufel fährt in der 3. Klasse (1954) and Biedermann und die Brandstifter (1958). He died on December 27, 1980 in Hamburg, West Germany.
- Before the Second World War, Fritz Schröder-Jahn worked as an actor, from 1939 at the Berlin Schillertheater under Heinrich George.
- After the end of the war, he joined Radio Hamburg, later known as NWDR, as an announcer and newsreader.
- He produced in 1954, for the NWDR together with the SWF "the most famous radio play in broadcasting history," Under Milk Wood by Dylan Thomas.
- Fritz-Schröder Jahn was a German radio play director, actor and speaker.
- He has been awarded the War Blind Radio Play Prize four times.
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