Marga von Etzdorf

1907–1933 (age 26)

Biography

Marga von Etzdorf (1907–1933) was a pioneering aircraft pilot who represented the early generation of aviation enthusiasts in Germany. Her brief but remarkable life coincided with the rapid development of aviation technology in the interwar period.

Von Etzdorf's contributions to aviation and her courageous pursuit of flight were recognized through her burial at the Invalids' Cemetery in Berlin, honoring her service and pioneering spirit.

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