Founded Rupertsberg Abbey

Composed liturgical music

Wrote theological, botanical works

Canonized in 2012

Early Romantic music era

Collaborated musically with her husband

Continued her own successful career

Member of the White Rose resistance group

Arrested and executed by guillotine

Memorialized in film and literature

First female Chancellor

European debt crisis

Refugee crisis

Known for her pragmatic leadership style

Star of 1930s Hollywood films

Portrayed strong, independent women

Entertained Allied troops

Wrote "The Diary of a Young Girl"

Betrayed and sent to concentration camps

Became a symbol of the Holocaust

Founded the first legal sex shop in the world

Challenged conservative views on sexuality

Including magazines and film production

Influential in the Protestant Reformation

Provided financial support to the Reformation movement

Helped raise future Protestant leaders

Nicknamed "Sissi"

Struggled with depression and the death of her son

Acted as regent during her husband's absences

Co-founder of the Spartacus League

Opposed World War I

Remains a key figure in left-wing politics