About Joséphine Hundt
Joséphine Hundt was a politician.
Joséphine Hundt was a Togolese educator and politician. In 1961 she was elected to the National Assembly, becoming its first female member.
Biography Born Joséphine de Medeiros, Hundt became a teacher. She had two children; Berthine born in January 1944 and Sylvia born in 1951.
She was chosen as a candidate of the Party of Togolese Unity (PUT) for the 1961 parliamentary elections. With the PUT as the sole party contesting the elections, she was elected to the National Assembly, becoming its first female member. She was not re-elected in 1963.
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Who was Joséphine Hundt?
Togolese educator and politician
When did Joséphine Hundt die?
Joséphine Hundt died in 2009.
What was Joséphine Hundt's occupation?
Joséphine Hundt was a politician.
What nationality was Joséphine Hundt?
Joséphine Hundt's recorded nationality: Togo.
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