Maria Grollmuß
Maria Karoline Elisabeth Grollmuß (Sorbian: Marja Grólmusec) (April 24, 1896, in Leipzig – August 6, 1944, in Ravensbrück concentration camp, Ravensbrück) was a Catholic Sorbs, Sorbian publicist and a socialist resistance member against the Nazi government. Biography Maria Grollmuß was born on April 24, 1896, to principal and linguist Dr. Johannes Grollmuß (Sorbian: ''Jan Grólmus'') in Leipzig. After having finished her formation at Gaudigsches Lehrerinnenseminar in Leipzig in 1917, she shortly worked as an elementary school teacher at Bürgerschule Leipzig-Reudnitz before studying linguistics and history in Berlin and Leipzig. She graduated in 1928, earning a PhD for her thesis ('Joesph Görres and Democracy'). While studying, she was a member of the Windhorstbund at first, and later, she also became a member of the Socialist Students Union (). Maria Grollmuß was especially interested in political journalism. Accordingly, she wrote various articles for ''Rhein-Mainisc ...
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