Louise Ebert

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Louise Ebert was the wife of Friedrich Ebert, Germany’s first Reich President, and served as the country’s first "First Lady" during the early Weimar Republic.

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Louise Ebert canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf human
spouse of a head of state
country Weimar Republic
country of citizenship Germany
end time 1925
familyName Ebert
gender female
givenName Louise
historical period Weimar Republic
known for being the first spouse of a German head of state with an informal First Lady role
language of work or name German
marital status married
name Louise Ebert
notable role first First Lady of Germany
first First Lady of the Weimar Republic
wife of Germany’s first Reich President
part of early Weimar Republic political life
position held First Lady of Germany
First Lady of the Weimar Republic
residence Berlin
role in society political spouse
sphere of activity public life in Germany
spouse Friedrich Ebert
Louise Ebert
spouse’s instanceOf President of Germany
politician
spouse’s name Friedrich Ebert
spouse’s office President of the Weimar Republic
spouse’s position Reich President of Germany
start time 1919

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Friedrich Ebert spouse Louise Ebert
Friedrich Ebert Jr. mother Louise Ebert
Louise Ebert name Louise Ebert
Friedrich Ebert spouse Louise Ebert
subject linked to: Louise Ebert