Lisa Fischer (historian)

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Lisa Fischer (born 27 May 1959, in Vienna) is an Austrian historian and social scientist specialising in women's history, best known for her biographies on Lina Loos, Herta Staub, Anna-Lülja Praun, and Margarete Depner.^[1][2][3]