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Commemorative plaque in Ulm, Germany for Anna Essinger, educator and founder of Bunce Court school.

Deutsch: Gedenkstele

Frauen der Ulmer Stadtgeschichte – Anna Essinger
15.9.1879 Ulm – 30.5.1960 Bunce Court
Die Pädagogin Anna Essinger wurde hier geboren. Nach einem USA Aufenthalt gründete sie 1926 in Herrlingen das erste reformpädagogische Landschulheim Württembergs. 1933 emigrierte sie mit ihren Schülern nach England.

Dort wurde ihre Schule Heimat für verfolgte Kinder, besonders nach den Novemberpogromen 1938. Mit ihren Schwestern Paula und Bertha arbeitete sie „an einer Welt, in der waches geistiges Leben, gegenseitige Achtung und Verantwortlichkeit für die Gemeinschaft höher bewertet wird als aller Besitz.” Als sie 1948 ihre Schule schloss, hatten über 900 Kinder in Herrlingen und Bunce Court Zuflucht und Geborgenheit gefunden. Stadt Ulm
English: Commemorative plaque reads:

Women in the history of the City of Ulm – Anna Essinger
September 15, 1879 Ulm – May 30, 1960 Bunce Court
Educator Anna Essinger was born here. After a stay in the U.S., she founded Württemberg's first progressive educational boarding school in 1926. In 1933, she emigrated to England with her pupils.

There, her school became a home for persecuted children, especially after "The Night of Broken Glass" in 1938. With her sisters Paula and Bertha, she worked "on a world, in which alert, spiritual life, mutual respect and responsibility for the community is valued more than all possessions. As she close her school in 1948, more than 900 children had found refuge and comfort in Herrlingen and Bunce Court. City of Ulm
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