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	[[File:Mathilde Ludendorff - Portraitzeichnung von Wolfang Willrich (1926).~~jpg~~\|thumb\|320px\|Dr. med. Mathilde Ludendorff, widowed Freifrau von Kemnitz, divorced Kleine, née Spieß, portrait drawing by [https://de.metapedia.org/wiki/Willrich,_Wolfgang Wolfang Willrich] (wedding present 1926)]]		[[File:Mathilde Ludendorff - Portraitzeichnung von Wolfang Willrich (1926).png\|thumb\|320px\|Dr. med. Mathilde Ludendorff, widowed Freifrau von Kemnitz, divorced Kleine, née Spieß, portrait drawing by [https://de.metapedia.org/wiki/Willrich,_Wolfgang Wolfang Willrich] (wedding present 1926)]]
	'''Mathilde Friederike Karoline Ludendorff''' (born '''Mathilde Spieß'''; 4 October 1877 – 24 June 1966) was a German teacher, neurologist/psychiatrist, philosopher and writer. She was the second wife of [[Erich Ludendorff]].		'''Mathilde Friederike Karoline Ludendorff''' (born '''Mathilde Spieß'''; 4 October 1877 – 24 June 1966) was a German teacher, neurologist/psychiatrist, philosopher and writer. She was the second wife of [[Erich Ludendorff]].

	==Life==		==Life==
	[[File:Erich und Mathilde Ludendorff.~~jpg~~\|thumb\|320px\|Erich und Mathilde Ludendorff]]		[[File:Erich und Mathilde Ludendorff.png\|thumb\|320px\|Erich und Mathilde Ludendorff]]
	[[File:Die-Judenmacht-ihr-Wesen-und-Ende, Erich und Mathilde Ludendorff.~~jpg~~\|thumb\|320px\|''The [[International jewry\|jewish Power]] – It's Essence and End'', 1939]]		[[File:Die-Judenmacht-ihr-Wesen-und-Ende, Erich und Mathilde Ludendorff.png\|thumb\|320px\|''The [[International jewry\|jewish Power]] – It's Essence and End'', 1939]]
	[[File:Mathilde Ludendorff – ihr Werk und Wirken.~~jpg~~\|right\|330px]]		[[File:Mathilde Ludendorff – ihr Werk und Wirken.png\|right\|330px]]
	:''She attended a private and a public school for girls. Despite their modest means, the parents were able to give their daughters a practical professional education, which was unusual at the time. From 1893 until 1895 she trained to be a school teacher for girls, and in 1896 began to teach, initially at a boarding school for girls in Biebrich. She saved enough money to attend evening class at the [[Gymnasium]] for Girls in Karlsruhe from 1900 until 1901, to gain her Abitur. During the winter semester of 1901/1902, she began to study medicine at the Albert Ludwigs University in Freiburg, where she attended the lectures of August Weismann on common descent (Vorlesungen über Deszendenztheorie) amongst others. In 1904, she married her lecturer, anatomist Gustav Adolf von Kemnitz, and moved to Munich in 1905 [...] in 1911, she picked up her interrupted medical studies in Munich until 1912, followed by the Medizinalpraktikum (practical year) part-time in the gynecology department of the Universitätsklinik Bonn, followed by approbation in 1913. She also graduated in 1913 with a PhD degree in neurology with a thesis examining the hereditary nature of mental differences between genders. From 1913 to 1914 she volunteered with the psychiatrist Emil Kraepelin and for a short time had her own office. She developed tuberculosis of the lung in 1915. As she recovered in 1915, she took over as medical director of a "Offiziersgenesungsheim" (place of recuperation/rehabilitation for military officers) in Partenkirchen and Garmisch and opened her own neurology office. In parallel to her intensifying preoccupation with the philosophy of Kant and [[Schopenhauer]], in 1916, she founded a private spa in 1917. Her husband died in 1917 during an accident in the mountains. In 1919, she married Edmund Georg Kleine, a retired major and divorced two years later. She made her living with an office in Munich. Through Gottfried Feder, she got to know General Erich Ludendorff, who had been the leader of German military activities during the second half of WWI. His wife became her psychiatric patient but after they divorced, she married Ludendorff in 1925 [actually 1926] in Tutzing. She became a strong critic of the religions existing in the Germany of her time and officially left [[Lutheranism]] in 1913.''<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20220914184110/https://www.howold.co/person/mathilde-ludendorff/biography Mathilde Ludendorff Biography]</ref>		:''She attended a private and a public school for girls. Despite their modest means, the parents were able to give their daughters a practical professional education, which was unusual at the time. From 1893 until 1895 she trained to be a school teacher for girls, and in 1896 began to teach, initially at a boarding school for girls in Biebrich. She saved enough money to attend evening class at the [[Gymnasium]] for Girls in Karlsruhe from 1900 until 1901, to gain her Abitur. During the winter semester of 1901/1902, she began to study medicine at the Albert Ludwigs University in Freiburg, where she attended the lectures of August Weismann on common descent (Vorlesungen über Deszendenztheorie) amongst others. In 1904, she married her lecturer, anatomist Gustav Adolf von Kemnitz, and moved to Munich in 1905 [...] in 1911, she picked up her interrupted medical studies in Munich until 1912, followed by the Medizinalpraktikum (practical year) part-time in the gynecology department of the Universitätsklinik Bonn, followed by approbation in 1913. She also graduated in 1913 with a PhD degree in neurology with a thesis examining the hereditary nature of mental differences between genders. From 1913 to 1914 she volunteered with the psychiatrist Emil Kraepelin and for a short time had her own office. She developed tuberculosis of the lung in 1915. As she recovered in 1915, she took over as medical director of a "Offiziersgenesungsheim" (place of recuperation/rehabilitation for military officers) in Partenkirchen and Garmisch and opened her own neurology office. In parallel to her intensifying preoccupation with the philosophy of Kant and [[Schopenhauer]], in 1916, she founded a private spa in 1917. Her husband died in 1917 during an accident in the mountains. In 1919, she married Edmund Georg Kleine, a retired major and divorced two years later. She made her living with an office in Munich. Through Gottfried Feder, she got to know General Erich Ludendorff, who had been the leader of German military activities during the second half of WWI. His wife became her psychiatric patient but after they divorced, she married Ludendorff in 1925 [actually 1926] in Tutzing. She became a strong critic of the religions existing in the Germany of her time and officially left [[Lutheranism]] in 1913.''<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20220914184110/https://www.howold.co/person/mathilde-ludendorff/biography Mathilde Ludendorff Biography]</ref>

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	[[File:Die-Judenmacht-ihr-Wesen-und-Ende, Erich und Mathilde Ludendorff.jpg\|thumb\|320px\|''The [[International ~~Jewry~~\|~~Jewish~~ Power]] – It's Essence and End'', 1939]]		[[File:Die-Judenmacht-ihr-Wesen-und-Ende, Erich und Mathilde Ludendorff.jpg\|thumb\|320px\|''The [[International jewry\|jewish Power]] – It's Essence and End'', 1939]]
	[[File:Mathilde Ludendorff – ihr Werk und Wirken.jpg\|right\|330px]]		[[File:Mathilde Ludendorff – ihr Werk und Wirken.jpg\|right\|330px]]
	:''She attended a private and a public school for girls. Despite their modest means, the parents were able to give their daughters a practical professional education, which was unusual at the time. From 1893 until 1895 she trained to be a school teacher for girls, and in 1896 began to teach, initially at a boarding school for girls in Biebrich. She saved enough money to attend evening class at the [[Gymnasium]] for Girls in Karlsruhe from 1900 until 1901, to gain her Abitur. During the winter semester of 1901/1902, she began to study medicine at the Albert Ludwigs University in Freiburg, where she attended the lectures of August Weismann on common descent (Vorlesungen über Deszendenztheorie) amongst others. In 1904, she married her lecturer, anatomist Gustav Adolf von Kemnitz, and moved to Munich in 1905 [...] in 1911, she picked up her interrupted medical studies in Munich until 1912, followed by the Medizinalpraktikum (practical year) part-time in the gynecology department of the Universitätsklinik Bonn, followed by approbation in 1913. She also graduated in 1913 with a PhD degree in neurology with a thesis examining the hereditary nature of mental differences between genders. From 1913 to 1914 she volunteered with the psychiatrist Emil Kraepelin and for a short time had her own office. She developed tuberculosis of the lung in 1915. As she recovered in 1915, she took over as medical director of a "Offiziersgenesungsheim" (place of recuperation/rehabilitation for military officers) in Partenkirchen and Garmisch and opened her own neurology office. In parallel to her intensifying preoccupation with the philosophy of Kant and [[Schopenhauer]], in 1916, she founded a private spa in 1917. Her husband died in 1917 during an accident in the mountains. In 1919, she married Edmund Georg Kleine, a retired major and divorced two years later. She made her living with an office in Munich. Through Gottfried Feder, she got to know General Erich Ludendorff, who had been the leader of German military activities during the second half of WWI. His wife became her psychiatric patient but after they divorced, she married Ludendorff in 1925 [actually 1926] in Tutzing. She became a strong critic of the religions existing in the Germany of her time and officially left [[Lutheranism]] in 1913.''<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20220914184110/https://www.howold.co/person/mathilde-ludendorff/biography Mathilde Ludendorff Biography]</ref>		:''She attended a private and a public school for girls. Despite their modest means, the parents were able to give their daughters a practical professional education, which was unusual at the time. From 1893 until 1895 she trained to be a school teacher for girls, and in 1896 began to teach, initially at a boarding school for girls in Biebrich. She saved enough money to attend evening class at the [[Gymnasium]] for Girls in Karlsruhe from 1900 until 1901, to gain her Abitur. During the winter semester of 1901/1902, she began to study medicine at the Albert Ludwigs University in Freiburg, where she attended the lectures of August Weismann on common descent (Vorlesungen über Deszendenztheorie) amongst others. In 1904, she married her lecturer, anatomist Gustav Adolf von Kemnitz, and moved to Munich in 1905 [...] in 1911, she picked up her interrupted medical studies in Munich until 1912, followed by the Medizinalpraktikum (practical year) part-time in the gynecology department of the Universitätsklinik Bonn, followed by approbation in 1913. She also graduated in 1913 with a PhD degree in neurology with a thesis examining the hereditary nature of mental differences between genders. From 1913 to 1914 she volunteered with the psychiatrist Emil Kraepelin and for a short time had her own office. She developed tuberculosis of the lung in 1915. As she recovered in 1915, she took over as medical director of a "Offiziersgenesungsheim" (place of recuperation/rehabilitation for military officers) in Partenkirchen and Garmisch and opened her own neurology office. In parallel to her intensifying preoccupation with the philosophy of Kant and [[Schopenhauer]], in 1916, she founded a private spa in 1917. Her husband died in 1917 during an accident in the mountains. In 1919, she married Edmund Georg Kleine, a retired major and divorced two years later. She made her living with an office in Munich. Through Gottfried Feder, she got to know General Erich Ludendorff, who had been the leader of German military activities during the second half of WWI. His wife became her psychiatric patient but after they divorced, she married Ludendorff in 1925 [actually 1926] in Tutzing. She became a strong critic of the religions existing in the Germany of her time and officially left [[Lutheranism]] in 1913.''<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20220914184110/https://www.howold.co/person/mathilde-ludendorff/biography Mathilde Ludendorff Biography]</ref>
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