Johanna Vogt
Johanna Sophia Wilhelmine Caroline Vogt (16 June 1862 – 12 March 1944) was a German suffragette and the first woman on the city council of Kassel starting in 1919.[1][2]
From 1922 until 1923, Vogt was one of the six Lutheran members (and among them, the only woman) of the constitutional committee of the constituent church assembly,[3] who worked out the joint constitution of the now Evangelical regional church in Hessen-Cassel, in which the Lutheran, the reformed, and Uniate churches were united.
Johanna Vogt was killed in a bomb attack in Berlin on the night of 11-12 March 1944. On the Marbachshöhe residential area in Kassel-Wilhelmshöhe, a street is named after her.
References[edit]
- ^ Dölle, Gilla; Hamm-Mühl, Cornelia; Wagner, Leonie (1992). Damenwahlen: die weiblichen Stadtverordneten in Kassel 1919-1933 [Women's Elections: The Female City Councilors in Kassel 1919-1933] (in German). Archiv der deutschen Frauenbewegung. ISBN 978-3-926068-08-8.
- ^ "Info Nr. 36 Für Freundinnen Und Stifterinnen Des Archivs Der Deutschen Frauenbewegung" [Info No. 36 for Friends and Founders of the Archive of The German Women's Movement] (PDF). November 2012.
- ^ Handbuch der deutschen evangelischen Kirchen 1918 bis 1949: Organe – Ämter – Personen. Band 2: Landes- und Provinzialkirchen (in German). Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht. 2017-09-11. p. 233. ISBN 978-3-647-55794-6.
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