Ann SamweberAnna Samweber (1884-1969) grew up in Munich and always referred to herself as "the baker's daughter." After finishing school, her parents sent her to a convent in northern Italy to train as a teacher. Whe worked as a governess for a amily in France and latr for a German family in Odessa. As the Russian Revolution heated up, she fled back to Munich, where she encountered Rudolf Steiner and spiritual science. She witnessed many milestones of anthroposophy, including the burning of the first Goetheanum. Read More Read Less