Lilly Hauff

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Lilly Hauff (born June 10, 1876 in Riga , † 1948 in Berlin ) was a German women's rights activist, professional trainer and headmistress.

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Lilly Hauff grew up in a merchant family in Riga, first attended school in Riga, completed her schooling in Berlin and Halle and then studied economics there and in Tübingen. From 1903 she worked as a trade teacher in Halle, later as a trade inspector in Berlin. After her doctorate in 1912 at the University of Tübingen, she became director of the schools in the Lette-Verein Berlin. She was subordinate to the chairwoman of the association Katharina von Haxthausen , administered the schools and buildings and organized the staff. She worked out curricula and gave the industrial, commercial and housekeeping training courses the defining structure. Together with Marie Kundt , she was involved in the conception of the training to become a chemical-biological assistant. Hauff published about the Lette-Verein in the daily press and about women's education in the specialist press. In her book The Lette Association in the German Women's Movement , she tried to embed the history of the association in the German women's movement, clearly showing its differences to the workers' movement on the one hand and the General German Women's Association on the other. She did not see men as the enemy of women, but industrialization and the legal system as the causes that had led to the tensions since the beginning of the 19th century. Although her work has been described as unscientific by contemporary reviewers, it is an important documentary source for the history of women's education. She was retired in 1933.

Lilly Hauff was a member of the DVP , in 1922 citizens' deputy for school issues in Schöneberg and a member of various specialist commissions on issues relating to vocational training.

Works

  • The development of women's professions over the past three decades. Taking into account the professional development in Halle as Puttkammer and Mühlbrecht, Berlin 1911. Beas-Ed., Lage 1998
  • Lilly Hauff: The German workers' organizations. Karras, Halle a. P. 1912
  • by Lilly Hauff, Kath. Jaeger: Women and politics. 2 lectures Ed. On behalf of d. Schönberger local association d. German People's Party. State Political Publishing House, Berlin 1920
  • Chapter Economics. In: Auguste Sprengel (ed.): The new women's school. Contributions to the curriculum of the women's school. Teubner, Leipzig and Berlin 1920
  • Article The technical teacher. In: Women's Education. Volume XXI.2, p. 65 ff., [1925]
  • Lilly Hauff. Among employees by Elli Lindner: The Lette Association in the history of the women's movement. [A Chronicle]. J. Jastrow, Berlin 1928
  • Foreword in: Prussian household schools. Kosmala, Düsseldorf 1932

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Individual evidence

  1. ^ Reichs Handbuch der Deutschen Gesellschaft . Deutscher Wirtschaftsverlag, Berlin 1930, p. 634
  2. ↑ Lilly Hauff. Among employees by Elli Lindner: The Lette Association in the history of the women's movement. [A Chronicle]. J. Jastrow, Berlin 1928
  3. ^ Benno Schmidt in: Journal for the entire political science. Volume 67, Lauppsche Buchhandlung, Tübingen 1911, p. 737
  4. ^ Marie Schulz: Quarterly journal for social and economic history . tape 10 . Kohlhammer, Stuttgart 1912, p. 858 .
  5. ↑ Doris Obschernitzki: The woman her work. Hentrich, Berlin 1986, p. 112
personal data
SURNAME Hauff, Lilly
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German women's rights activist
DATE OF BIRTH June 10, 1876
PLACE OF BIRTH Riga
DATE OF DEATH 1948
Place of death Berlin