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Olimpia Obarska-Forkasiewicz (1 June 1910 — 1 January 1994), better known by her stage name Ola Obarska, was a Polish actress, operetta singer, librettist, theatre director, journalist and songwriter.

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rdfs:label	Ola Obarska (en) Ola Obarska (pl)
rdfs:comment	Olimpia Obarska-Forkasiewicz (1 June 1910 — 1 January 1994), better known by her stage name Ola Obarska, was a Polish actress, operetta singer, librettist, theatre director, journalist and songwriter. (en) Ola Obarska, właśc. Olimpia Obarska-Forkasiewicz (ur. 1 czerwca 1910 w Bydgoszczy, zm. 1 stycznia 1994 w Warszawie) – polska aktorka, śpiewaczka operetkowa, librecistka, reżyserka teatralna, felietonistka i autorka tekstów, sporadycznie występująca w filmie. Przed wojną związana była z m.in. warszawskimi teatrami 8.15, Teatrem Polskim oraz toruńskim Teatrem Miejskim. Po wojnie występowała m.in. w Ludowym Teatrze Muzycznym w Warszawie, łódzkiej Operetce oraz Operze Śląskiej w Bytomiu. Jako autorka tekstów pisała piosenki dla wykonawców takich jak m.in. Violetta Villas, Hanna Rek, Sława Przybylska, Mieczysław Fogg oraz Rena Rolska. Pochowana na cmentarzu Powązkowskim w Warszawie. (pl)
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