Hope Bridges Adam Lehmann (* 16 December 1855 in Hallifort with London; "† 10 October 1916 in Munich) was a first practical lady doctor and of Munich.

Youngest daughter of the English journalist and railway technical designer William Bridges Adam and his (third) Mrs. Ellen. 1880 locked it as a first woman in Germany their medicine study in Leipzig with a state examination. The conclusion was officially not recognized however. Thereupon it attained a doctorate to 1881 in Dublin in Berne and was approbiert. Since 1896 she worked in practice her second married man Carl Lehmann in Munich. Only 1904 kept it additional the authorization for the guidance of the doctor title. Far engaged it and occurred itself as Friedensaktivistin for the equal rights of the women.

Works

• The woman book. A medical councellor for the woman in the family and with woman diseases. Bd. 1: Figure and health care; Bd. 2: Nursing for the sick. Stuttgart: South German institute for publishing house 1897.
• The health in the house. A medical guidance. Stuttgart: South German institute for publishing house 1899.
• The preparation of the woman to the life work. Lecture. Zurich/Leipzig: 1899.

Literature

• Marita Krauss, the life drafts and reform suggestions of the lady doctor Hope Bridges Adam Lehmann. In: Barriers and careers. The beginnings of the woman study in Germany. Documentation volume of the conference "100 years women in the science "in February 1997 at the University of Bremen. Berlin: Trafo publishing house points 2000, P. 143-157.

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