Ursula Müller (journalist)

Ursula Müller (born August 1, 1926 in Kötzschenbroda ; † September 30, 2019 ) was a German journalist and editor .

Life

She was the daughter of the chemist and Dresden university professor Friedrich Müller . After attending elementary school for four years , she attended the municipal secondary school for girls in Radebeul from 1937 to 1946 . After studying literature , art history and journalism at the University of Bern , Ursula Müller became an editor at the Goslarschen Zeitung in Goslar in the 1950s , where she was most recently deputy editor-in-chief and head of the local editorial office. In 1991 she retired.

Ursula Müller became known nationwide through several publications about Goslar. In particular, however, her persistent persuasion work together with Marta Lattemann-Meyer , then Lord Mayor of Goslar, and Helga Schuchardt as Lower Saxony's Minister of Science, to make the Rammelsberg ore mine , the imperial Palatinate district and Goslar's historic old town a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1992 , became the 25th anniversary of the Appointment honored. Today, the ensembles of historical buildings and technical monuments of the Upper Harz mining industry, which have since been expanded, are combined to form the serial UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Rammelsberg mine, the old town of Goslar and the Upper Harz water management .

with Klaus Krause: Seen in flight, Goslar, a gem among its neighbors. Verl. Goslarsche Zeitung Krause, Goslar 1995, ISBN 978-3-980474-90-0 .
World Heritage Site Goslar. (Photos: Volker Schadach, Regine Schulz. Engl .: Jürgen Telle-Grandell) Schadach, 8., act. Ed., Goslar 1998.
with Elsbeth Siebenbürger: Walter Volland 1898–1980. (= Goslar artists and artisans, Volume 6), Museumsverein Goslar, self-published, Goslar 1998.
with Hans-Günther Griep, Volker Schadach: Imperial City of Goslar. Schadach, Goslar 2005, ISBN 978-3-928728-48-5 .

Literature by and about Ursula Müller in the catalog of the German National Library
Mourning for Dr. Ursula Müller. In: Goslarsche Zeitung of October 2, 2019 (with a photo of Müller after receiving a German award).

^ Mourning for Dr. Ursula Müller
^ Sabine Kempfer: Three women fought for the world cultural heritage Rammelsberg; The ore mine and Goslar's historic old town received the award 25 years ago. That is celebrated. In: Braunschweiger Zeitung of November 16, 2017.