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Hildegard Knef

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Aliases
Hilde Knef
Hildegarde Neff
Real name
Hildegard Frieda Albertina Knef
Born
December 28, 1925
Died
February 1, 2002
Country
Germany
IPI
00016395387 40 works
Affiliation
GEMA
Comments
Actress and singer who in Germany enjoyed a superstar status. Outside Germany she was partly marketed as Hildegarde Neff. Became famous after playing the main role (a prostitute) and appearing stark naked in the controversial movie "Die Sünderin" (The Sinner, 1951), which got banned for a while by the German movie censorship bureau.
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Title Performer Release date Covered by
February 1974 (2 artists)
November 1962 Heike Makatsch
February 1966 Mieze
August 1958 Henri Salvador accompagné par Mario Bua
1980 Tim Fischer
September 1964 Wencke Myhre
September 1964 Barbara Schöneberger
March 1967 (3 artists)
December 1952 (9 artists)
March 1967 Cosma Shiva Hagen
1970 (3 artists)
October 1971 Tim Fischer
1968 Tim Fischer
October 1971 Tim Fischer
October 1971 Tim Fischer
November 1963 (4 artists)
June 1963 (2 artists)
1972 Tim Fischer
1968 (28 artists)
February 1966 (2 artists)
November 1964 Michel van Dyke
March 1967 (3 artists)
1978 Conny Vandenbos
February 1974 (2 artists)
1966 (6 artists)
February 1966 Wencke Myhre
February 1974 Nörd
February 1966 Bürger Lars Dietrich
February 1966 (2 artists)
March 1967 (2 artists)
 BRD (3 artists)
Originally by Hildegard Knef REL
 REL December 1952 (3 artists)
Originally by Hildegard Knef BRD
1970 (2 artists)
October 1965 (6 artists)
1970 Dendemann
1972 (3 artists)
May 1964 Wencke Myhre
November 1964 Angels Blue
March 1967 (4 artists)
1977 Miss Platnum
1970 Tom Liwa
1972 Mark Lorenz
February 1966 (3 artists)
February 1966 Angels Blue
March 1967 Tim Fischer
March 1967 Heike Makatsch
October 1971 Tim Fischer
November 1963 Lea [DE]
August 1963 (9 artists)
February 1966 Cobra Killer
1970 (5 artists)
March 1967 (3 artists)
March 1967 (2 artists)
March 1967 (5 artists)
1970 (3 artists)
1968 Tim Fischer
 PRF March 1955 (3 artists)
Originally by Dolores Gray with The Mellomen and Orchestra directed by Sonny Burke REL
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