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Josephine baker premiered at the Bobino Theater in Paris. In 1991, HBO released Josephine Baker story and she soon became famous. The film also won one of the 3 golden globes and it was nominated top of the season

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During the World War 2 Josephine worked at the red cross during the occupation of France. She also entertained the troops from Africa and in the Middle East.

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In 1936 she was very popular in France, but soon went to the U.S. and meta generally hostile, a racist reaction and was soon returned back t France. When we returned back to France Baker found her husband Jean Lion and they were married.

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Josephine Baker Soon became a professional singer shortly in the 1930's. Several years after that she became a singer in a play called Zou-Zou and Princess Tam-Tam.

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Josephine Baker performed at the performance hall which was one of the most popular era. In a performance she was in called "La Folie Du Jour", Josephine was wearing a skirt made out of 16 bananas. The show soon became wildly popular.

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Soon Josephine Baker moved to New York and became part of another play or musical called the Chocolate Dandies. She also met new people like Ethel Waters which actually performed with her during the Chocolate Dandies.

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Josephine Baker first started to learn how to dance before singing. She became a street performer and became involved in clubs. During 1919 she started to tour the United States. In 1923 Josephine Baker became part of a musical called the "Shuffle Along".

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Josephine McDonald was born in June 3, 1906. Her mother, Carrie McDonald, was a washer women. She gave up on her dreams of becoming a music-hall dancer. Her father, Eddie Carson, was a drummer, but he abandoned both Carrie and Josephine shortly before her birth. Carrie had gotten remarried soon right after Eddie left and several more children came after that.

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Freda Josephine McDonald was her first name until she changed it to just Josephine Baker. She was born on June 3, 1906, in St. Louis, Missouri. She spent most of her time in poverty before she learned how to dance or sing. She was working in France when the World War 2 happened.

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Josephine Baker was a dancer and a singer who became very popular in France during the 1920. She also devoted her life to fight racism and she wanted to stop it.