Anna Fischer-Dückelmann (5 July 1856 to 1917) was a German physician and naturopath. She was among the first women to receive a medical degree in German-speaking Europe, earning hers at the University of Zurich in 1896, at a time when women were not yet allowed to enrol in German universities or medical schools. She went on to publish many books, which were translated into multiple languages. This entry follows the short Wikipedia lead, which gives her dates, nationality, profession and degree, and it does not name her titles or detail the rest of her career.
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Anna Fischer-Dückelmann (5 July 1856-1917) was a German physician and naturopath.
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was a German physician and naturopath
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She was among the first women to receive a medical degree in German-speaking Europe.
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was a German physician and naturopath
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