Category:Julie Ramsing

Julie Ramsing 

Danish philanthropist Julie Ramsing with German holiday children (c. 1919)
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Date of birth	12 September 1871 Aalborg
Date of death	17 March 1954 Gentofte Hospital (Amtssygehuset Gentofte)
Country of citizenship	Kingdom of Denmark
Occupation	philanthropist women's rights activist peace activist
Member of	Danske Kvinders Forsvarsforening
Position held	chairperson (1919–1921)
Spouse	H.U. Ramsing (1895–1946)
Award received	Royal Medal of Recompense in gold (1934) Medal of Merit in Gold (1949)
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Julie Frederikke Ramsing (1871–1954) was a Danish pacifist, feminist and philanthropist who is remembered above all for organizing three-month convalescence trips to Denmark for malnourished German children after the end of the First World War. As chair of the Committee for Schleswig Children's Holiday Trips (Komiteen for slesvigske Børns Ferierejser) from 1919 to 1948, every year she arranged for children from Southern Schleswig to stay with families in the Danish countryside. She also contributed much to maintaining the cultural identity of Danish families living in Germany.