Helga Rammow

Helga Rammow (born March 16, 1925 in Finkenwerder ) is a German ethnologist .

Life

In 1957 she began to study ethnology and Egyptology. Franz Termer , Wolfgang Haberland and Herbert Tischner were among their teachers.

During her studies, Rammow developed a fondness for material culture and the area of ​​museum work. She completed her studies in 1964 and accepted an assistant position at the Institute for Social and Cultural Anthropology in Hamburg. In 1971 she became director of the ethnological collection of the Hanseatic city of Lübeck . She retired in 1990.

Fonts (selection)

• The related names in classical Aztec . Hamburg 1964, OCLC 898838200 .
• King in the white spot. Günther Tessmann and the Lübeck Pangwe Expedition 1907–1909. An exhibition of the ethnology collection of the Hanseatic City of Lübeck. Exhibition hall of the ethnology collection of the Hanseatic City of Lübeck in the former armory - entrance Parade 10 - from January 29 to July 31, 1986 . Lübeck 1986, OCLC 612383090 .
• with Antje Kelm: Third World in the Ethnographic Museum. The example of the Bolivia exhibition “What does your poverty concern us?”. Problems - didactics - reception . Hamburg 1988, OCLC 75093152 .
• From yurts and bazaars. Tradition and Change in the Soviet Orient . Lübeck 1988, OCLC 75013183 .
• with Antje Kelm: Mexico mega city. Texts and pictures from the exhibition in the Museum für Völkerkunde, Hamburg, from 28.2. until November 28, 1999 . Hamburg 1999, OCLC 62206453 .

literature

• as editor Volker Harms: Völkerkunde Museen 1990. Festschrift for Helga Rammow . Lübeck 1990, OCLC 34881919 .

Web links

• germananthropology.com