Charlotta Aurora De Geer (later Gyldenstolpe and Wetterstedt) Passes Away in Stockholm
Prominent Political Figure and Socialite Dies at 54
WEB Finspång Östergötland Sverige Sweden Death May 14 1834 54 Stockholm Stockholm County
Charlotta Aurora De Geer, a renowned politician and socialite, passed away in Stockholm on May 14, 1834, at the age of 54. The daughter of Friherre Erik af Wetterstedt and Anna Christina Bladh, she was married to Friherrinna Charlotta. De Geer's political career and active role in society made her a prominent figure in Swedish history.
De Geer, who later took on the surname Gyldenstolpe and then Wetterstedt, was born in 1779 and grew up in a wealthy and influential family. She received an excellent education and became known for her intelligence, wit, and charm. De Geer's political interests began at an early age, and she was known for her active participation in public debates and discussions.
De Geer's legacy as a political figure is marked by her staunch advocacy for women's rights and education. She was a vocal critic of the social norms and restrictions that limited women's participation in society. De Geer's efforts contributed to the growing awareness of women's issues and the eventual advancement of their rights in Sweden.
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