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Ada Lessing (16 February 1883 in Hanover - 10 November 1953 in Hameln) was a German and Czechoslovak journalist and politician who was a pioneer in the field of German adult education. She, with her husband Theodor Lessing, founded the first adult education center in Hanover, of which she became the first chief administrator.

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  • Ada Lessing (* 16. Februar 1883 in Hannover; † 10. November 1953 in Hameln) war eine deutsche und tschechoslowakische Journalistin, Kommunalpolitikerin, Pionierin der deutschen Erwachsenenbildung sowie Mitbegründerin und erste Geschäftsführerin der später nach ihr und ihrem ermordeten Ehemann benannten Ada-und-Theodor-Lessing-Volkshochschule. (de)
  • Ada Lessing (16 February 1883 in Hanover - 10 November 1953 in Hameln) was a German and Czechoslovak journalist and politician who was a pioneer in the field of German adult education. She, with her husband Theodor Lessing, founded the first adult education center in Hanover, of which she became the first chief administrator. (en)
  • Adele Minna Abbenthern épouse Lessing (née le 16 février 1883 à Hanovre, morte le 10 novembre 1953 à Hamelin) est une journaliste et militante féministe allemande. (fr)
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  • Ada Lessing (* 16. Februar 1883 in Hannover; † 10. November 1953 in Hameln) war eine deutsche und tschechoslowakische Journalistin, Kommunalpolitikerin, Pionierin der deutschen Erwachsenenbildung sowie Mitbegründerin und erste Geschäftsführerin der später nach ihr und ihrem ermordeten Ehemann benannten Ada-und-Theodor-Lessing-Volkshochschule. (de)
  • Ada Lessing (16 February 1883 in Hanover - 10 November 1953 in Hameln) was a German and Czechoslovak journalist and politician who was a pioneer in the field of German adult education. She, with her husband Theodor Lessing, founded the first adult education center in Hanover, of which she became the first chief administrator. (en)
  • Adele Minna Abbenthern épouse Lessing (née le 16 février 1883 à Hanovre, morte le 10 novembre 1953 à Hamelin) est une journaliste et militante féministe allemande. (fr)
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