Annette Bach

Annette Bach is credited as appearing in the 1940 German film Süss, the Jew in the role of Mädchen bei der Ankunft des Herzogs. The film, directed by Veit Harlan, is a historical drama set in 18th-century Württemberg, focusing on the rise and fall of Joseph Süß Oppenheimer, a Jewish financial advisor to the Duke of Württemberg. Bach’s credited appearance is brief, marking one of her known contributions to cinema during this period.

Born in Hamburg, Germany, Bach’s involvement in the film industry is documented solely through this single credited role. The film’s historical and political context has led to extensive analysis and discussion, particularly regarding its portrayal of Jewish characters and its use in Nazi propaganda. Bach’s appearance in the film remains a minor but verifiable …