Friederike Büscher

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Friederike Büscher 1989

Friederike Buescher (* 13. March 1913 in Hamburg , † 27. January 2004 ) was a German SPD - politician and deputy of the Hamburg Parliament .

Life

Friederike (Friedel) Büscher grew up in a social democratic environment. At the age of 12 she already belonged to the Kinderfreunde , a subdivision of the SPD at that time. At the age of 14 she joined the Socialist Workers' Youth (SAJ) and was a member of the SPD from 1931 until the party was banned in 1933. Until her marriage in 1939 to the social democratic bricklayer and trade unionist Karl Büscher (1907–1999), she worked as an accountant . She had a daughter.

Immediately after the end of the war in 1945 she rejoined the party and co-founded the SPD local association (district) Hamburg-Niendorf . In 1949 she was among the first women as deputies to the district assembly Hamburg-Eimsbüttel were elected. Until 1966 local political issues belonged to her work focus.

From 1966 to 1978 she was a member of the Hamburg Parliament. There she was a member of the land management commission, deputy chairwoman of the building committee, member of the budget committee of the tax authorities and the accounting committee. In addition, she also worked in the regional women's committee, the association of Hamburg women's organizations.

In 1978, at the age of 65, she no longer took part in the state elections to look after her grandchild, because her daughter had started her own business. Friedel Büscher still worked as a member of the district seniors 'and state seniors' advisory boards and - until the age of 81 - continued to work in a women's group.

Friederike Büscher was buried in Hamburg in the old Niendorfer cemetery .

Honors

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Individual evidence

  1. Illustration and location of the tombstone of the old cemetery in Niendorf at garten-der-frauen.de