Henriette Wulfsberg

Norwegian school owner and writer

Henriette Wulfsberg - Thinkers & Philosophers born June 6th, 1843
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Founded a private school in Norway that emphasized a progressive education. Wrote several works focusing on educational methods and the importance of women's education. Actively promoted literacy and learning among young women during the 19th century.

Founded a private school in Norway

Authored educational writings

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