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Mary Campbell, Photoplay, New York, September 1939.

Bildikone als Ansichtskarte: Zwölf Männer und ein

Schlagbaum (Aufnahme vom 1. September 1939). Das

Foto ist eines der häufigsten Motive, um den

deutschen Überfall auf Polen und damit den Beginn des

Zweiten Weltkriegs zu illustrieren.

      Foto Hans Sönnke

& GERMAN ARMY ATTACKS POLAND;

CITIES BOMBED, PORT BLOCKADED; DANZIG

IS ACCEPTED INTO REICH

(...) New York Times, Sept. 1, 1939, front page

„The most courageous woman I know in Hollywood“

Editorial content. „THE PERILS OF Paulette

      Miss Goddard – or is it Mrs. Chaplin? – faces them

      gallantly, for a reason incredible but inspiring

      BY MARY CAMPBELL

      THE shadow of a new personality is falling across

stardom‘s horizon, the shadow of the most courageous woman

I know in Hollywood.“ (...)

      Three photos. „There is no doubt what the two

      Chaplin boys (pictured with Shirley Temple) think of her –

      but what about the public?“ And: „Paulette and

      Charlie – an eternal enigma which has thrown its shadow

      over one of Hollywood‘s most promising careers –

      with Doug, Jr.“

     

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