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• LENI RIEFENSTAHL was born in Berlin in 1902. ...
• After World War II Leni Riefenstahl lost everything: her property, her lifework and her reputation.
• Riefenstahl made her name in the 30s with the films "Triumph of the Will" (Triumph des Willens) and "Olympia", a two-part film on the Berlin Olympics 1936. ... Riefenstahl was accused, and still is, of making fascistic propaganda for the Nazis. ...
• Riefenstahl saw Hitler for the first time in spring 1932 and was impressed. ... According to her biography, Riefenstahl said no, because she was not interested in politics. Riefenstahl never joined the Nazi Party either, although she was close to the Führer. ...
• In 1956 Leni Riefenstahl travelled to Africa on her own expense to make a film on slave trade. The journey was interrupted by a car accident near Nairobi, in which Riefenstahl got badly injured. ...
• In the early 60s Riefenstahl made a second journey to Africa, this time intending to make a film on the Nuba tribe.
Approximate Word count = 759
Approximate Pages = 3
(250 words per page double spaced)
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