
Ferdinand Rieser
Ferdinand Rieser was the owner and director of the Zürich Schauspielhaus during a tumultuous period in the 1930s. He played a crucial role in hiring Kurt Hirschfeld and fostering a space for émigré artists, despite facing public backlash and pressure from nationalist groups. Rieser's leadership was marked by a commitment to artistic freedom in the face of rising fascism.
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Ferdinand Rieser was a theater director who rescued persecuted artists from Nazi Germany and developed Schauspielhaus Zürich into a center of artistic resistance.
Schauspielhaus Zürich zur NS-Zeit: Die Abgründe des EmigrantentheatersFerdinand Rieser was the Jewish entrepreneur who led the Zürcher Schauspielhaus during the time of Max Frisch's letter.
Ein Schüler hatte ihn gestohlenFerdinand Rieser was the owner and director of the Zürcher Schauspielhaus who hired Kurt Hirschfeld.
Ein Emigrant lenkt das Zürcher Schauspielhaus















