Viktor Gertler
Viktor Gertler ( born August 24, 1901 in Budapest, † July 5, 1969 ibid, alternative name Viktor Gath ) was a Hungarian editor, director and screenwriter.
Life
Gertler began in the twenties of the 20th century in Berlin at the Ufa early thirties, he was responsible for the intersection of two of the most successful films of the time: The three dances from the gas station and the Congress. In March 1933, shortly after the seizure of power by the National Socialists, the Ufa announced the collaboration with Gertler, the Jew was, at. Gertler returned to his home and worked there until 1938 and then again in 1946 as a director.