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, Ella Ehlers (* 30. Mai 1904 in Dresden; † 9. April 1985 in Bremen) war Kindergärtnerin und eine deutsche Politikerin.
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Ella Ehlers (* 30. Mai 1904 in Dresden; † 9. April 1985 in Bremen) war Kindergärtnerin und eine deutsche Politikerin.
, Ella Ehlers (born Ella Schimpf: 30 May 190 … Ella Ehlers (born Ella Schimpf: 30 May 1904 – 9 April 1985) was a German Kindergarten teacher. Through her work, in 1926 she met Adolf Ehlers (1898–1978), a political activist who at around the same time was readmitted to the Communist Party. She became his secretary and then, in 1928, his wife. Ella Schimpf had grown up in a heavily politicised family, and she now participated energetically with her husband in the increasingly polarised politics of the time. After 1933 she engaged in dangerous (and illegal) anti-government resistance, but she nevertheless survived the twelve Hitler years.rtheless survived the twelve Hitler years.
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