City authorities in Hamburg, where Schmidt was born in 1919 as Hannelore Glaser, said she died Thursday at her home in the northern port city.
Beloved by Germans for her down-to-earth nature and devotion to her husband of nearly seven decades, Loki was also a passionate botanist who urged environmental awareness years before "green" became a buzzword.
Passionate smokers, the Schmidts made headlines in 2008 for lighting up in a Hamburg theater that had banned smoking. The pair met as schoolchildren and married in 1942.
Cremated. Buried on 2 November 2010 in the main cemetery Ohlsdorf Hamburg,
Germany. Honorary grave of the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg.
City authorities in Hamburg, where Schmidt was born in 1919 as Hannelore Glaser, said she died Thursday at her home in the northern port city.
Beloved by Germans for her down-to-earth nature and devotion to her husband of nearly seven decades, Loki was also a passionate botanist who urged environmental awareness years before "green" became a buzzword.
Passionate smokers, the Schmidts made headlines in 2008 for lighting up in a Hamburg theater that had banned smoking. The pair met as schoolchildren and married in 1942.
Cremated. Buried on 2 November 2010 in the main cemetery Ohlsdorf Hamburg,
Germany. Honorary grave of the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg.
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