Staatsschauspieler

The term State actors had different meanings throughout history. In Nazi Germany it was the highest title, which could be awarded to a stage actor. Since 1945, the meaning has changed. In Baden- Württemberg, for example, are no longer a title of honor, but a service name.

  • 2.1 Vehicles of Württemberg title ( selection)
  • 2.2 support the Baden-Württemberg track ( selection)
  • 2.3 support the Bavarian track ( selection)
  • 2.4 carrier of the Berlin track ( selection)

Period of National Socialism

In Nazi Germany, the price was the Reich Minister for Public Enlightenment and Propaganda, Joseph Goebbels, presents. It was purely honorary title, which was not associated with any financial benefits. Since significant stage performers were always used under the Nazis in movies - which is important for the propaganda media should be upgraded in this way - the winners were the audience on a regular basis also known as a film actor. Pure silver screen stars, however, had no chance of awarding the title.

Carrier of the title in Nazi Germany (selection)

Federal Republic of Germany

Since the end of World War II the title "state actor " is awarded by the Berlin and the Hamburg Senate and by the states of Bavaria and Baden- Württemberg.

Carrier of Württemberg title ( selection)

  • Edith army sword
  • Theodor Köstlin
  • Erich Ponto (1952 )

Support the Baden-Württemberg title ( selection)

  • Robert Bürkner
  • Gerhard Just ( 1972)
  • Werner Schramm (1972)

Support of the Bavarian track ( selection)

  • Gustl Bayrhammer
  • Martin Benrath
  • Toni Berger
  • Hans Clarin
  • Hans Jürgen Diedrich (1983 )
  • Max Grießer
  • Thomas Holtzmann
  • Elfriede Kuzmany
  • Karl Lieffen
  • Ursula Lingen
  • Elisabeth Orth
  • Christine Mayer Easter
  • Hans -Michael Rehberg
  • Fritz Strassner
  • Adolf Ziegler
  • Heini Göbel

Support of the Berlin track ( selection)

Heinrich George Wolfgang Liebeneiner Christine Ostermayer
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