Fritz Grünbaum

Franz Friedrich Grünbaum, known as Fritz Grünbaum, was born on 7 April 1880 and was an Austrian Jewish cabaret artist, actor and master of ceremonies who also wrote operettas and popular songs. The Nazis looted his art collection, and he was murdered in the Holocaust on 14 January 1941.

Grünbaum was born in Brünn, now Brno in the Czech Republic. He studied law in Vienna. In 1922, he and Karl Farkas began collaborating on the Doppelconférence, a two-person cabaret routine. He died at Dachau concentration camp.