Felix Daelen
Who was Katharina von Oheimb 's spouse between Dec 1901 and Jun 1902?
Katharina von Oheimb Katharina Kathinka von Oheimb , née van Endert ( January 2 , 1879 in Neuss – March 22 , 1962 in Düsseldorf ) was a German politician , publisher , and salonnière . Political career . From 1920 to 1924 Katharina von Oheimb was one of the 36 women amongst the 466 representatives of the 1 . Reichstag of the Weimar Republic . Despite being a member of the national liberal German Peoples Party she tended toward socialist beliefs . Until 1931 , she was entitled as the secretary of the Pro Palestine Committee . During the Weimar Republic , she hosted one of the most significant political salons in Berlin . Bankers and industrialists , ministers , military personnel , and artists socialized at her house at Kurfürstendamm ( 1919-1926 ) and later in her new apartment at Matthäikirchstreet 32 . Her social and political engagement comprised a variety of activities and appointments , for instance her board membership of the East Prussia Relief . She took custodianship of illegitimate children and supported orphans . She was a friend of campaigner for womens rights Minna von Caurer , with whom she founded the Bund for Mutterschutz ( League for Maternity Protection ) together with sex educator Helene Stöcker . In 1922 , she started educational courses for women hoping to prepare them for their rather new suffrage and opportunities to run for political office . Amongst the invited speakers were Gustav Stresemann and Clara Mende . As a result of her visibility in society and her turbulent private life , journalist and author Kurt Tucholsky addressed her in his derogative toned poem An Frau von Oheimb in 1930 . Personal life . Katharina von Oheimb was the daughter of the furniture and silk goods manufacturer Rudolf van Endert . After his death in 1881 , her mother Elisabeth continued the proceedings . Katharinas brothers–Josef and Rudolf–later entered the business . Katharina von Oheimb was married four times . At age 19 , she married the industrialist Felix Daelen who founded the Glyco-Metallwerke . They had three children together , however , the fourth child Paul-Felix , born in the time of their marriage , was fathered by her second husband . Nevertheless , Paul-Felix later became director of Glyco factory . She and her husband divorced in 1905 , after Katharina had left the family . Her second husband , Ernst Albert , was the son of industrialist Heinrich Albert . Their daughter Elisabeths second husband was conductor Wilhelm Furtwängler making Katharina von Oheimb the grandmother of actress Kathrin Ackermann and great-grandmother of actress Maria Furtwängler . Albert died in 1911 , after a mountaineering accident in Tyrol . Katharina continued the business of his ceramic factory and married Alberts best friend , and owner of a manor , Hans Joachim von Oheimb . They divorced in 1921 . In 1927 , she married her former parliamentary colleague Siegfried von Kardoff , who ran for second vice president of the Reichstag . External links . - Katharina von Oheimb in Database of Members of the German Parliament - Katharina von Oheimb in Database of German Biographies