also recalled seeing several Gestapo officers entering her building shortly before she died. It has been asserted that she was either murdered by Gestapo officers who threw her from a window, or that she panicked when she saw them arrive and jumped. The true circumstances surrounding her death remain unclear. According to Uwe Klöckner-Draga in his book "Renate Müller – Ihr Leben ein Drahtseilakt", on 3 April, Goebbels wrote in his diary: "Renate tells me her tale of woe. She is a sick woman." On the 6th, he mentioned that she had been interrogated in a very dishonourable way, and on 25 June: "Renate Müller! I help her." At the end of September – according to her sister Gabriele – Renate was drunk and sitting on a window sill when she lost her balance. Müller's life and death were portrayed in the 1960 film Sweetheart of the Gods. Filmography References Uwe Klöckner-Draga: Renate Müller, Ihr Leben ein Drahtseilakt – "Ein deutscher Filmstar, der keinen Juden lieben durfte". Kern, 2006, External links Virtual History – Bibliography, Photographs and Tobacco cards 1906 births 1937 deaths Musicians from Munich People from the Kingdom of Bavaria German film actresses German silent film actresses 20th-century German actresses Accidental deaths from falls Alcohol-related deaths in Germany