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After her release from prison, Baarova married a theatrical agent, Jan Kopecky, who was related to the Czech Minister of the Interior. The pair made an abortive escape attempt across the border in 1948, but eventually did end up together in Argentina. After divorcing Kopecky in 1956, Baarova retired to Salzburg in Austria. Four years later, she began her theatrical comeback at the Theater an der Berliner Allee in Duesseldorf in a play by Claude Magnier..

She was an actress, known for Virginity (1937), Die Fledermaus (1937) and Jsem devce s certem v tele (1933). She was married to Kurt Lundwall and Jan Kopecky.

The daughter of a civil servant, Baarova trained for acting at the State Conservatory in Prague. She appeared on stage and acted in several Czech films before being signed by Ufa, where she was groomed as a star. Her first major role was in Barcarole (1935). She was romantically linked to the Third Reich's propaganda minister Joseph Goebbels. This liaison, for a while, did her career no harm. According to popular legend, Baarova's then-lover, the actor Gustav Fröhlich, slapped Goebbels in the face after catching the two in flagrant. Hitler, in order to salvage the marriage between Magda and Joseph Goebbels and to circumvent a scandal, effectively ordered Goeebels to give up his mistress. In 1938, Baarova was forbidden to make any further films in Germany. She returned forthwith to Prague. From 1942, she made several films in Mussolini's Italy. After the war, Baarova was accused as a collaborator and incarcerated for a year and a half in Pankrac prison. She was released a few days prior to Christmas 1946.

Lída Baarová was born on September 14, 1914 in Prague, Bohemia, Austria-Hungary as Ludmila Babková.