Elli Blarr

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Elli Blarr (* in Berlin-Friedenau ) was the first female taxi driver in Germany.

The end of the golden 1920s , on January 29, 1929 Elli Blarr received from the Road Administration in Berlin the concession to drive taxicabs . The Berlin taxi entrepreneur owned several cars and also drove an Opel herself.

The Elli Blarr race for three to 14 year old horses on the harness racing track in Hamburg-Bahrenfeld is named after her.

See also

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Photo: Blarr in front of her Opel
  2. ↑ La Esfera , Volume 17 (1930), Part 1, page 139 ( excerpt (Spanish) )
personal data
SURNAME Blarr, Elli
BRIEF DESCRIPTION first female taxi driver in Germany
DATE OF BIRTH 19th century or 20th century
PLACE OF BIRTH Berlin-Friedenau
DATE OF DEATH 20th century