Hildegard Caroline Sophie Wegscheider (born September 2, 1871 in Berlin; † April 4, 1953 in Berlin) was a German teacher, school reformer, politician and women's rights activist.[1][2]
Publications edit
- Chronicon Carionis: a contribution to sixteenth-century historiography , Halle (M. Niemeyer), 1898 phil. Diss. (Halle essays on modern history 35)
- The Working Woman and Alcohol . German Association of Abstinent Workers, Berlin 1904.
- The wife and mother as champions against alcoholism. Lecture held at the III German Abstinence Day in Dresden . "Alcohol Opponents", Reichenberg 1905.
- To our women. In: The woman in the democratic state . Publishing house "The People", Berlin 1946.
Weblinks edit
- Literature by and about Hildegard Wegscheider in the German National Library catalogue
- Short biography on the website of the Hildegard-Wegscheider-Oberschule (in German)
- Hildegard Wegscheider in der Deutschen Biographie
- Commons : Hildegard Wegscheider - Collection of images, videos and audio files