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Manfred Krug. Actor: Liebling Kreuzberg. In 1950, Krug moved to East Germany where he worked in heavy industry before he started his career as an actor and, later on, as a singer and entertainer in the communist GDR. In 1968, he got the national prize and was only at the beginning of his career.
Manfred Krug. Actor: Liebling Kreuzberg. In 1950, Krug moved to East Germany where he worked in heavy industry before he started his career as an actor and, later on, as a singer and entertainer in the communist GDR. In 1968, he got the national prize and was only at the beginning of his career.
Oct 21, 2016 · Manfred Krug, born February 8, 1937, in Duisburg, moved to the GDR with his father after his parents separated. In Brandenburg an der Havel, Krug became a smelter and worked for four years in a steel plant and rolling mill.
Biography: Manfred Krug was born in Duisburg, Germany, on February 8, 1937. In 1949, his father divorced and father and son moved to Leipzig, East Germany, where Krug apprenticed as a smelter at age fourteen. The trademark scar on Krug’s forehead is a reminder of his time working at a steel mill.
Manfred Krug’s courageous decision to support the protest against Wolf Biermann’s expulsion from the GDR, thus putting his own career at stake once again, will never be forgotten.
German actor, singer, songwriter and writer, born 8 February 1937 in Duisburg, Germany, died 21 October 2016 in Berlin, Germany. He was famous for acting in TV series like "Tatort" (1984), "Liebling Kreuzberg" (1986), "Auf Achse" (1978) and earlier – while still living in the GDR – "Wege über’s Land" (1968).
Manfred Krug (German: [manˌfʁeːt kʁuːk] (listen) ; 8 February 1937 – 21 October 2016) was a German actor, singer and author.
