Liselotte Dieckmann information

Liselotte Dieckmann
Liselotte Dieckmann
Born	Charlotte "Liselotte" Neisser; 31 October 1902; Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Died	28 October 1998; St. Louis, U.S.
Nationality	1. German (from birth); 2. United States (from 1944)
Occupation(s)	Art historian; Scholar of comparative literature; Classical and German philologist; Translator; College teacher; University professor
Spouse(s)	Herbert Dieckmann (1906-1986); divorced in 1955
Children	Beate; Martin (1940-1983)
Parents	Max Neisser (1869–1938) (father); Emma Eleonore Hallgarten-Neisser (1878–1939) (mother);

Liselotte Dieckmann (born Liselotte Neisser: 1902–1994) was a German-American art historian and scholar of comparative literature.^[1]

^ Milica Banjanin (1997). "Liselotte Dieckmann (1902-1994), Professor Emeritus of German and former department chair" (PDF). Washington University Magazine and AlumniNews .... Lasting Lessons: In a regular feature, three alumni describe their favorite teachers. Washington University School of Medicine, Saint Louis, Missouri. p. 8. Retrieved 29 August 2021.

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Liselotte Dieckmann
Born	Charlotte "Liselotte" Neisser 31 October 1902 Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Died	28 October 1998 St. Louis, U.S.
Nationality	1. German (from birth) 2. United States (from 1944)
Occupation(s)	Art historian Scholar of comparative literature Classical and German philologist Translator College teacher University professor
Spouse(s)	Herbert Dieckmann (1906-1986) divorced in 1955
Children	Beate Martin (1940-1983)
Parents	Max Neisser (1869–1938) (father) Emma Eleonore Hallgarten-Neisser (1878–1939) (mother)