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- Käte Niederkirchner (* 30. Januar 1944 in Tscheljabinsk; † 19. November 2019 in Berlin) war eine deutsche Politikerin (SED und PDS) und Kinderärztin. Sie war die Nichte der vor allem in der DDR bekannt gewordenen Widerstandskämpferin Käthe Niederkirchner. (de)
- Käte Niederkirchner (born Käte Appel or Käte Dienstbach: 30 January 1944 - 19 November 2019) was a German politician (SED / PDS) and pediatrician. In 1967 she became the youngest member of the East German parliament ("Volkskammer"). Her life was impacted by having been born with a famous aunt, the Communist resistance activist Käthe Niederkirchner who was killed by Nazi paramilitaries at Ravensbrück concentration camp in 1944, and who was posthumously much celebrated by East Germany's political leadership. (en)
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- Käte Appel (in theSoviet Union) (en)
- Käte Dienstbach (inGermany) (en)
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- Käte Appel (en)
- Käte Dienstbach (en)
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- Karl Dienstbach (1900-1977: aka "Karl Appel") (en)
- Mia Niederkirchner (1911-1982) (en)
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- Käte Niederkirchner (* 30. Januar 1944 in Tscheljabinsk; † 19. November 2019 in Berlin) war eine deutsche Politikerin (SED und PDS) und Kinderärztin. Sie war die Nichte der vor allem in der DDR bekannt gewordenen Widerstandskämpferin Käthe Niederkirchner. (de)
- Käte Niederkirchner (born Käte Appel or Käte Dienstbach: 30 January 1944 - 19 November 2019) was a German politician (SED / PDS) and pediatrician. In 1967 she became the youngest member of the East German parliament ("Volkskammer"). Her life was impacted by having been born with a famous aunt, the Communist resistance activist Käthe Niederkirchner who was killed by Nazi paramilitaries at Ravensbrück concentration camp in 1944, and who was posthumously much celebrated by East Germany's political leadership. (en)
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- Käte Niederkirchner (de)
- Käte Niederkirchner (en)
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