Trivia

He became very popular with hit songs and the female fandom was kissing his feet.

Thank to his huge popularity he got several film engagements at the beginning of the 30s where he often impersonated singers.

With the rise of the National Socialists the Jew Leo Monosson was no longer able to work in Germany. He first went to France but there he had to flee again in 1941 via Spain to the USA. There he was not able to continue his artistic career. He earned his living as a stamp dealer.

The singer and actor Leo Monosson grew up in Russia where he published a volume of poetry in 1918 together with the Imaginist group. Shortly afterwards he fled from Russia and he came via Warsaw, Paris and Vienna to Berlin. There he was able to gain a foothold as an artist in 1923.

In the course of time he published about 1400 records and he often used different pseudonyms. To his pseudonyms belong among others Leo Frank, Leo Moll, Leo Emm and Leo Frey.

He spoke eleven languages and produced over 1400 records, one of his best-known being "Liebling, mein Herz lässt dich grüßen" with the Ben Berlin Orchestra.