Ursula Hirschmann (2 September 1913 – 8 January 1991) was a German anti-fascist activist and an advocate of European federalism. Hirschmann was born into a middle-class Jewish family to Carl Hirschmann and Hedwig Marcuse in Berlin.

Born in 1913, the young Ursula Hirschmann began her journey of political discovery and activism by attending events organised by both the Socialist and German Social Democratic Party in her home city of Berlin.

Ursula Hirschmann: Antifaschistin und Frauenrechtlerin Die im September 1913 in Berlin geborene Tochter einer bürgerlich-jüdischen Familie trat 1932 der Jugendorganisation der Sozialdemokratischen Partei bei, um Widerstand gegen den Vormarsch der Nazis zu leisten.

Find out about Ursula Hirschmann, anti-fascist and feminist activist, who created the European Federalist Movement.

May 18, 2021 · Ursula Hirschmann was not only the wife and muse of the great visionary men she loved, such as the Jewish philosopher Eugenio Colorni and Altiero Spinelli, a leading figure in the European Union, she was also crucial for the birth and spread of the Ventotene Manifesto.

Antifascist and militant of the European Federalist Movement, Ursula Hirschmann was born in Berlin on 2 September 1913 into a Jewish family of bourgeois extraction. She undertook Economics studies with her brother Albert, later nominated for the Nobel Prize.

Una delle figure centrali nella storia del Manifesto di Ventotene è Ursula Hirschmann. Nata a Berlino nel 1913 da una famiglia ebrea non praticante, fin da ragazza è attiva nel partito socialdemocratico tedesco.

Ursula Hirschmann (2 de septiembre de 1913 - 8 de enero de 1991) fue una activista antifascista alemana y defensora del federalismo europeo. Hirschmann nació en una familia judía de clase media en Berlín.

Ursula Hirschmann (Berlino, 2 settembre 1913 – Roma, 8 gennaio 1991) è stata una politica e antifascista tedesca, socialdemocratica e fautrice del federalismo europeo [1].

Ursula Hirschmann, née à Berlin le 2 septembre 1913 et morte à Rome le 8 janvier 1991, est une femme politique social-démocrate et antifasciste allemande et une militante du fédéralisme européen. Elle a été l'épouse d'Eugenio Colorni, jusqu'à sa mort, puis d'Altiero Spinelli.