Lyubov orlova biography of albert einstein

Russian actress and singer, the most popular Soviet film star of her time, who achieved a status equivalent to that of her contemporaries in Hollywood. Name variations: Liubov'; Lyubov or Lubov Orlova; Luba Orlova. Born Liubov Petrovna Orlova on February 11, 1902, in Zvenigorod (now part of Greater Moscow); died in Moscow on January 26, 1975; interred at Moscow's Novodevichye Cemetery; professionally trained in music and dance; married Grigorii or Gregori Alexandrov.

Awards:

Order of Lenin (1939); two USSR State Prizes (1941, 1950); honored as a People's Artist of the USSR (1950).

Liubov Orlova, the beloved Russian actress of the Soviet era who reigned for more than four decades as a superstar of the world's first "worker's state," was born in 1902 in Zvenigorod (now part of Greater Moscow) into a family that was anything but proletarian.

Her father's family, the Orlovs, was one of the oldest and most distinguished of the Russian Empire, distant