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Rosa Buchthal
Rosa Buchthal, née Dalberg (31 July 1874 in Marsberg, Germany – 31 December 1958 in Amsterdam) was a German politician and a fighter for women's rights. She was the first woman to be elected to the Dortmund city council. Life Rosa Dalberg was the eldest of eight daughters of a respected Jewish couple Emilie (born Heymann) and Abraham/Alexander Dalberg living in Marsberg, Sauerland, Germany. When she was born in 1874, her parents sold cattle and fabrics. They lived on the main street of Niedermarsberg in a neoclassical style villa. After attending the girls' school in Marsberg she married Felix Buchthal († 1921), the Jewish owner of a coffee house trading coffee and chocolate in Dortmund. In 1894 "Buchthal u. Comp." moved into a new house in Bornstr. 19. The company had several coffee shops in the city, and Rosa was, unusual for that time, not a housewife but the co-managing director. Felix and Rosa had two children, Alice (born 17 February 1896) and Arnold Buchthal, Arno ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
Rosa Buchthal, Um 1900
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