Katharina Paulus
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26 July, 1935
Katharina 'Käthe' Paulus died at the age of 66 and was buried in Reinickendorf. This marks the end of the life of a pioneering woman who significantly contributed to the development of parachute technology and aerial performance.
22 December, 1868
Katharina 'Käthe' Paulus was born in Zellhausen, Germany. This marks the beginning of the life of a pioneering figure in parachute development and aerial acrobatics. She later became known for inventing the first collapsible parachute and her daring performances.
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Birth of Katharina Paulus
December 22, 1868
Katharina Paulus was born in Bernstadt an der Weide, Silesia (now Bierutów, Poland). Details of her early life are scarce, but her later career suggests a curious and adventurous spirit that eventually led her to the daring world of aerial acrobatics and innovation.
Apprenticeship in the Circus Arts
Late 19th Century
Paulus entered the world of performance arts. She started working in different circuses and theaters as a variety performer. This is where she became acquainted with the art of making trick clothes and costumes, including those made from fabric and textiles. She was very skilled and quickly acquired the status of being the go-to person when artists need to build sophisticated costumes and clothes.
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German exhibition parachute jumper and the inventor of the first collapsible parachute.