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Eisler and wife surrender in Los Angeles Film-music composer Hanns Eisler and wife Louise are shown in the Los Angeles office of immigration after they surrendered Oct. 6 on a warrant charging irregularities in entering the United States. The German-born musician was released on $1,000 bond and his wife on $500, pending a deportation hearing here within the next few weeks.

Thumbnail for Eisler and wife surrender in Los Angeles Film-music composer Hanns Eisler and wife Louise are shown in the Los Angeles office of immigration after they surrendered Oct. 6 on a warrant charging irregularities in entering the United States. The German-born musician was released on $1,000 bond and his wife on $500, pending a deportation hearing here within the next few weeks.
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1947 October 6.
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Keywords

  1. Anti Communism
  2. California
  3. Composers
  4. Deportations
  5. Eisler Fischer, Louise
  6. Eisler, Hanns
  7. Exiles
  8. German
  9. Los Angeles
  10. Photographic Prints
  11. United States

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