Hansine Andræ

1817–1898 (age 81)

Biography

Hansine Pouline Andræ née Schack (1817–1898) was an early Danish feminist who proposed changes to Denmark's marriage liturgy for the benefit of women. Her diaries (1854–58), reflecting her opinions on politics and parliamentary debates, provide a precious historical account of the times. They were published by her son Poul Andræ in three volumes from 1914 to 1920.

Also buried at Assistens Cemetery

Theodor Frobenius
1885–1972 (age 87)
Assistens Cemetery
Theodor Frobenius was a master Danish organ builder whose instruments became treasured works of art from 1885 to 1972.
Laura Brun-Pedersen
1883–1961 (age 78)
Assistens Cemetery
Laura Brun-Pedersen was a painter whose evocative works brought thoughtful beauty to Danish art.
Just Mathias Thiele
1795–1874 (age 79)
Assistens Cemetery
Just Mathias Thiele was a writer and mythographer whose work preserved the cherished folklore of Denmark.
Frederik Johnstrup
1818–1894 (age 76)
Assistens Cemetery
Johannes Frederik Johnstrup (12 March 1818– 31 December 1894) was a Danish professor, geologist and paleontologist.
Julie Secher
1860–1892 (age 32)
Assistens Cemetery
Daniel Gotthilf Moldenhawer
1753–1823 (age 70)
Assistens Cemetery
Daniel Gotthilf Moldenhawer blended pastoral care with scholarly guardianship of the university’s collections.