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dbo:abstract Martha Ruben-Wolf (* 17. Juni 1887 in Löhne; † 16. August 1939 in Moskau) war eine deutsche Ärztin und Autorin. (de) Martha Ruben-Wolf (17 June 1887 – 16 August 1939) was a German physician and author who became a political activist (KPD) after World War I. After the Nazi take-over in January 1933 she emigrated with her family, ending up living permanently in the Soviet Union. A series of disappointments followed and she became increasingly disillusioned with the Soviet system which earlier, when she had written about the Soviet Union as a visitor from the west, she had eulogised. Her husband was identified as a Gestapo spy and executed in 1938. On 16 August 1939 Martha Ruben-Wolf was still unaware of what had happened to her husband following his arrest on 27 November 1937 when, despairing, she committed suicide by taking an overdose of sleeping pills. (en)
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dbp:knownFor Her death by suicide after the disappearance of her husband during the Stalin purges. (en)
dbp:name Martha Ruben-Wolf (en)
dbp:occupation Travel writer (en) Family planning pioneer (en) Physician/gynaecologist (en) Political and feminist activist (en)
dbp:parents Moritz "Max" Ruben (en) Regina Stern (en)
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rdfs:comment Martha Ruben-Wolf (* 17. Juni 1887 in Löhne; † 16. August 1939 in Moskau) war eine deutsche Ärztin und Autorin. (de) Martha Ruben-Wolf (17 June 1887 – 16 August 1939) was a German physician and author who became a political activist (KPD) after World War I. After the Nazi take-over in January 1933 she emigrated with her family, ending up living permanently in the Soviet Union. A series of disappointments followed and she became increasingly disillusioned with the Soviet system which earlier, when she had written about the Soviet Union as a visitor from the west, she had eulogised. Her husband was identified as a Gestapo spy and executed in 1938. On 16 August 1939 Martha Ruben-Wolf was still unaware of what had happened to her husband following his arrest on 27 November 1937 when, despairing, she committed suicide by taking an overdose of sleeping pills. (en)
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