Please note that the content of this book mainly consists of articles that are available online from Wikipedia or other free sources. Adele Georgine Schreiber-Krieger (born Adele Schreiber, April 29, 1872, in Vienna; February 18, 1957, in Herrliberg) was an Austrian-German women's rights activist, politician, and journalist. Adele Schreiber came from a Jewish family. Her grandfather Samuel Schreiber was a teacher at the Israelite-German Normal School in Böhmisch-Leipa. He and his wife Clara, who was also Jewish, converted to Catholicism in 1894. Adele's father, Josef Schreiber (1835-1908), was a doctor who received his doctorate in Vienna in 1860. In Bad Aussee, where he became an honorary citizen in 1899, he founded the first sanatorium in Austria in 1869 and the private sanatorium Alpenheim in 1883. Her mother Clara Schreiber, née Hermann (1848-1905), was born in Vienna and grew up in Brünn.