Dear palma and all,
Right, so at least it wasn't Lang who decided on the ethnicity of Lang
(according to Lang). In any case would you consider Lang's work overseas to
be half-silk, then, in contrast to the work cited in your mail?
Mvh. / Yours sincerely,
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On Tue, 16 Apr 2019 at 09:52, adriano paolo shaul gershom palma <
palmaadriano@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
so a half silk in the quasi slang of those days is a female who works
payday, namely she engages in prostitution in the week prior to receiving a
paycheck.
It something that many women do in the days now known as Weimarer
hyperinflation.
The reaso I asked was the finishing of the last of the late Kerr's book,
called Metropolis, like Lang's film.
In fact the character B G faces is Thea von Harbou, whom is known to those
of you who watch films as the writer and one-time wife of Lang, the story
itself has echoes of M, the film with Gustav Gruendgens and Peter Lorre.
oh well, insomnia does have some advantages
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