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Farewell After 30 Years: Irma Rother Shapes Nordhorn's Women's Shelter
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By Susanne Menzel "When I started on January 1, 1993, a lot was different. The basic structures here at the Catholic Women's Social Service in Nordhorn had already been in place with the women's shelter's founding in 1986 – I later brought some continuity into it. At that time, there were mostly autonomous women's shelters throughout Germany, with the motto 'Everything without men.' I never liked that because it wasn't realistic," says Irma Roth…
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