Anneliese Kaspar, superintendent of construction, Munich

Jul. 07, 1971 - First Star-Certified Female Superintendent Of Construction in Munich (West Germany): For the first time in West Germany. a woman became a state certified superintendent of construction; Anneliese Kaspar. She is 35 year old and got to the building trade just by chance: After elementary school she worked as a decorator, then after a job in a laboratory she became Housekeeper of an architect. Soon after that he employed her as construction drawer and then it wasn't too difficult to get to the technical school for structural engineering. Before she starts her job as a superintendent of construction drawer and then it wasn't too difficult to go to the technical school for structural engineering. Kasper wants to work in an office of a big building company for a while. Photo Shows: Ernst Maria Lang (L), Director of the technical school for structural engineering in Munich presenting the certificate to Anneliese Kasper. Middle: Conductor of the examination assistant director of the ministry Steiner

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