About Julia Kinberg
Lived 1874 – 1945 (aged 71). Julia Kinberg was a Swedish physician.
Julia Kinberg (née: Rosenbaum; 1874–1945) was a Swedish physician and feminist who is known for her involvement in the establishment of a feminist organization Frisinnade Kvinnor.
Early life and education She was born in Haparanda on 1 April 1874 into a bourgeois family.
Career and activities She was an assistant at Uppsala University's medical and pediatric outpatient clinic between 1904 and 1905. The former book presented an alternative view about the mother–child-father relationship in contrast to the Freudian view and defended the idea that sexual hygiene was part public health.
Personal life and death She married psychiatrist Olof Kinberg in 1898, and they divorced in 1915. She had children.
Awards Kinberg was awarded Illis quorum in 1934.
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Who was Julia Kinberg?
Swedish physician
When was Julia Kinberg born?
Julia Kinberg was born on 1 April 1874 in Nedertorneå-Haparanda church parish.
When did Julia Kinberg die?
Julia Kinberg died on 17 June 1945 in Holms.
What was Julia Kinberg's occupation?
Julia Kinberg was a physician.
What nationality was Julia Kinberg?
Julia Kinberg was Swedish.
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