Category:Ruth Andreas-Friedrich

**Ruth Andreas-Friedrich**
	German journalist, author and resistance fighter (1901–1977)
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Date of birth	23 September 1901; Berlin; Ruth Frieda Mathilde Behrens
Date of death	17 September 1977; Munich
Manner of death	suicide;
Pseudonym	Ruth Andreas-Friedrich (pen name);
Country of citizenship	Germany; German Reich;
Residence	Metz; Magdeburg; Berlin (1923–); Steglitz; Munich (1948–);
Occupation	journalist; writer; resistance fighter; diarist;
Member of	Onkel Emil; Wandervogel;
Member of political party	Social Democratic Party of Germany;
Field of work	journalism;
Child	Karin Friedrich;
Spouse	Walter Seitz; Otto Andreas Friedrich (1924–1930);
Unmarried partner	Leo Borchard (1931–);
Award received	Righteous Among the Nations (2002);
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	Q1631034; ISNI: 0000000115857929; VIAF ID: 2479340; GND ID: 118502913; Library of Congress authority ID: n85811788; Bibliothèque nationale de France ID: 11989111m, 11996308r; IdRef ID: 028049896; NDL Authority ID: 00431508; NL CR AUT ID: xx0227478; Nationale Thesaurus voor Auteursnamen ID: 07044403X; NORAF ID: 90964058; NUKAT ID: n2004051544; J9U ID: 987007309005105171; NACSIS-CAT author ID: DA00760059; Open Library ID: OL631315A
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Ruth Andreas-Friedrich (born September 23, 1901 in Berlin; died September 7, 1977 in Munich; aka: Ruth Behrens, Ruth Seitz) was a resistance fighter against national socialism, a writer, and a journalist.