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Maria von Linden
Maria Linden (18 July 1869 – 25 August 1936) was a German bacteriologist and zoologist. Linden had to struggle to gain a university place, a degree and a doctorate because of her gender. In name only, she became one of Germany's first professors. She patented a type of bandage and won a prize for her investigations of butterfly wings. She was driven from office as a result of the rise of the Nazi Party in Germany.
==Early life==
Linden was born to a German aristocratic family who resided at near Heidenheim, Kingdom of Württemberg, in 1869. Her parents Edward and Eugenie von Linden arranged for her to attend a school in Karlsruhe for four years where she received a lady's education. She showed ability and enthusiasm for maths and physics. On her return to the family's castle she had her first paper on the mineral deposits in the River Hürbe read at Karlsruhe's geological society (by a man)〔 in 1890. The paper was noticed by geologist Professor von Quenstedt of Tübingen University.〔(Maria von Linden ), Rheinische-Geschichte.lvr.de, Retrieved 9 November 2015〕
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