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Sprachen Ernst Probst Königinnen der Lüfte von A bis Z Biografien berühmter Fliegerinnen, Ballonfahrerinnen, Luftschifferinnen, Fallschirmspringerinnen und Astronautinnen Bibliografische Information der Deutschen Nationalbibliothek: Die Deutsche Bibliothek verzeichnet diese Publikation in der Deutschen National- bibliografie; detaillierte bibliografische Daten sind im Internet über http://dnb.d- nb.de/ abrufbar. Dieses Werk sowie alle darin enthaltenen einzelnen Beiträge und Abbildungen sind urheberrechtlich geschützt. Jede Verwertung, die nicht ausdrücklich vom Urheberrechtsschutz zugelassen ist, bedarf der vorherigen Zustimmung des Verla- ges. Das gilt insbesondere für Vervielfältigungen, Bearbeitungen, Übersetzungen, Mikroverfilmungen, Auswertungen durch Datenbanken und für die Einspeicherung und Verarbeitung in elektronische Systeme. Alle Rechte, auch die des auszugsweisen Nachdrucks, der fotomechanischen Wiedergabe (einschließlich Mikrokopie) sowie der Auswertung durch Datenbanken oder ähnliche Einrichtungen, vorbehalten. Impressum: Copyright © 2010 GRIN Verlag, Open Publishing GmbH ISBN: 9783640657322 Dieses Buch bei GRIN: http://www.grin.com/de/e-book/153394/koeniginnen-der-luefte-von-a-bis-z Ernst Probst Königinnen der Lüfte von A bis Z Biografien berühmter Fliegerinnen, Ballonfahrerinnen, Luftschifferinnen, Fallschirmspringerinnen und Astronautinnen GRIN Verlag GRIN - Your knowledge has value Der GRIN Verlag publiziert seit 1998 wissenschaftliche Arbeiten von Studenten, Hochschullehrern und anderen Akademikern als eBook und gedrucktes Buch. Die Verlagswebsite www.grin.com ist die ideale Plattform zur Veröffentlichung von Hausarbeiten, Abschlussarbeiten, wissenschaftlichen Aufsätzen, Dissertationen und Fachbüchern. Besuchen Sie uns im Internet: http://www.grin.com/ http://www.facebook.com/grincom http://www.twitter.com/grin_com Ernst Probst Königinnen der Lüfte von A bis Z Biografien berühmter Fliegerinnen, Ballonfahrerinnen, Luftschifferinnen, Fallschirmspringerinnen und Astronautinnen 1 2 Inhalt Maryse Bastié Die Fliegerin, die acht Weltrekorde brach Vorwort Seite 49 Seite 15 Jean Batten Dank Neuseelands Seite 17 berühmteste Pilotin Seite 55 Aida de Acosta Erster Alleinflug mit Melli Beese einem lenkbaren Luftschiff Die erste Deutsche Seite 21 mit Pilotenlizenz Seite 65 Elsa Andersson Die erste Pilotin Elly Beinhorn in Schweden Die erste Frau, Seite 25 die alle Erdteile überflog Seite 73 Jacqueline Auriol Sie durchbrach Vera von Bissing als erste Europäerin Eine Kunstfliegerin die Schallmauer der 1930-er Jahre Seite 31 Seite 83 Liesel Bach Sophie Blanchard Deutschlands erfolg- Die erste professionelle reichste Kunstfliegerin Luftschifferin Seite 35 Seite 89 Pancho Barnes Adrienne Bolland Amerikas Die erste Frau, erste Stuntpilotin die über die Anden flog Seite 43 Seite 97 3 Hélène Boucher Ruth Elder Die französische Die erste Frau, „Wunderfliegerin“ die den Flug über den Seite 101 Atlantik versuchte Seite 151 Kalpana Chawla Die erste Inderin Marga von Etzdorf im Weltall Die erste Kopilotin Seite 107 der „Deutschen Luft Hansa“ Seite 155 Jacqueline Cochran Die „schnellste Frau Margret Fusbahn und der Welt“ Ludwig Werner Fusbahn Seite 111 Das „fliegende Ehepaar“ Seite 165 Bessie Coleman Die erste Afro-Amerikanerin Elise Garnerin mit Pilotenschein Die „Venus im Ballon“ Seite 121 Seite 169 Eileen Collins Sabiha Gökçen Die erste Die erste Raumfähren-Pilotin türkische Pilotin Seite 127 Seite 173 Hélène Dutrieu Frances Wilson Grayson Die erste Pilotin Tragischer Flug in Belgien über den Atlantik Seite 137 Seite 177 Amelia Earhart Hilda Hewlett Die erste Frau, die zwei Mal Die erste den Atlantik überflog britische Fliegerin Seite 141 Seite 181 4 Maryse Hilsz Raymonde de Laroche Die Rekordefliegerin Die erste Pilotin aus Frankreich der Welt Seite 185 Seite 233 Luise Hoffmann Ruth Law Die erste Erste Luftpost deutsche Einfliegerin für die Philippinen Seite 189 Seite 237 Kara Spears Hultgreen Anne Morrow Lindbergh Die erste „F-14 Tomcat“- Die erste Amerikanerin Kampfpilotin mit Segelflugschein Seite 195 Seite 243 Laura Ingalls Anne Die erste Amerikanerin, Löwenstein-Wertheim die über Südamerika flog Die fliegende Prinzessin Seite 205 Seite 247 Carol Mae Jemison Shannon Lucid Die erste afro- Der längste Raumflug amerikanische Astronautin einer Frau Seite 211 Seite 251 Amy Johnson-Mollison Rita Maiburg Englands erste Einer der ersten weiblichen Flugzeugmechanikerin Linienflugkapitäne Seite 217 Seite 255 Thea Knorr Beryl Markham Die deutsche Die erste Berufspilotin Afrikafliegerin in Ostafrika Seite 227 Seite 259 5 Marie Marvingt Harriet Quimby Die „Mutter Die erste Amerikanerin der Luftambulanz“ mit Flugschein Seite 269 Seite 303 Christa McAuliffe Bessica Medlar Raiche Die amerikanische Eine der ersten Nationalheldin Fliegerinnen in den USA Seite 273 Seite 309 Victoria van Meter Barbara Allen Rainey Die jüngste Fliegerin Die erste der Welt Marinepilotin der USA Seite 279 Seite 313 Jerry Mock Thea Rasche Im Alleinflug Die erste Deutsche um die Erde mit Kunstflugschein Seite 285 Seite 317 Matilde Moisant Marina Raskowa Eine frühe Fliegerin Eine fliegende „Heldin in den USA der Sowjetunion“ Seite 289 Seite 331 Käthe Paulus Wilhelmine Reichard Deutschlands Die erste Ballonfahrerin erste Luftschifferin in Deutschland Seite 293 Seite 341 Thérèse Peltier Hanna Reitsch Die erste Flugzeug- Die Pilotin passagierin der Welt der Weltklasse Seite 299 Seite 347 6 Sally Kristen Ride Kathryn Dwyer Sullivan Die erste Rekordspaziergängerin Amerikanerin im Weltall im Weltall Seite 391 Seite 357 Walentina Tereschkowa Swetlana Jewgenjewna Die erste Frau Sawizkaja im Kosmos Die erste Spaziergängerin Seite 397 im All Seite 363 Élisabeth Thible Die erste Passagierin Lisl Schwab einer Montgolfière Eine Kunstfliegerin Seite 403 aus den 1930-er Jahren Kathryn Thornton Seite 369 Berühmte Spaziergängerin im Weltall Blanche Stuart Scott Seite 407 Die erste Amerikanerin, die ein Flugzeug flog Sabine Trube Seite 373 Die deutsche Düsenjet-Kommandantin Melitta Schenk Seite 413 Gräfin von Stauffenberg Beate Uhse Deutsche Heldin Deutschlands mit Gewissensbissen erste StuntpilotinSeite Seite 377 Seite 417 Katherine Stinson und Nancy Bird Walton Marjorie Stinson Australiens erste Die fliegenden Schwestern und jüngste Verkehrspilotin Seite 383 Seite 427 7 Weitere Dee Brasseur 457 „Königinnen der Lüfte“ Tiny Broadwick 457 Laura Bromwell 459 Clara Adams 435 Janice Lee Brown 459 Lotfia Al-Nada 436 Alys McKey Andrea Amberge 437 („Tiny“) Bryant 460 Eudocie V. Anatra 438 Millicent Maude Bryant 461 Anoushe Ansari 438 Jekaterina Budanova 461 Vernice Armour 439 Ursula Bühler-Hedinger 462 Rosemary Arnold 439 Winnie Buller 464 Allana Arnot 440 Beverly Lynn Burns 464 Anne Bridge Baddour 441 Jean Burns 465 Lady Mary Bailey 442 Lucie Byczkowsky 466 Ellen Louise Shulman Elena Caragiani-Stoenescu Baker 443 466 Mary Utterback Barr 443 Ann Shaw Carter 466 Barbara Barrett 444 Marie Therese Rossi Ann G. Baumgartner 445 Cayton 467 Mary du Caurroy Touria Chauoi 467 Herzogin von Bedford 446 Willa Brown Chappell 468 Martha Behrbohm 447 Madeleine Charneaux 469 Edith Berg 447 Katherine Cheung 470 Susanne Bernard 448 Marcelle Choisnet 470 Fiorenza de Bernardi 448 Julia Clark 471 Lena Bernstein 449 Julie E. 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