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- Harald Bredow was born on July 10, 1898 in Hamburg-Altona, Germany. He was an actor and writer, known for Symphonie des Todes (1921), Der Meisterschuß (1920) and Das Kussverbot (1920). He died on November 5, 1934 in Berlin, Germany.
- Back home in Hamburg from Africa, he claims to have served as a secretary in the Argentine consulate for a year and then worked as a hotel manager in Hamburg and Sopot for two years and managed a forest sanatorium in Berlin-Hermsdorf in the same position for another year.
- He was a German actor, screenwriter, theatre director and journalist with a previous life as a merchant and diplomat in the imperial era.
- After leaving France he was able to continue his film career as an actor in Germany.
- Besides his activity as an actor Harald Bredow also wrote the screenplay for the production "Symphonie des Todes" (1921).
- Son of the North German writer Sophia Heinrich Breckling (1827-1883) and a pianist who died in 1911, he wanted to have attended the Royal Realgymnasium in Altona and subsequently received acting lessons with Leo Forst.
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