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Hurwicz was the daughter of writer Elias Hurwicz and was of Jewish descent, which made her unable to attend drama school under the Nuremberg Laws. Instead, she trained privately with state actress Lucie Höflich.[1]
Hurwicz was a lesbian and lived with her long-term partner Gerda Goedhart; at one point, she commented on Brecht's inability to deal openly with homosexuality.[2][3]