Jolanda Spirig

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Jolanda Spirig (born 26 July 1953, in St. Gallen) is a Swiss historian, writer, translator, and editor best known for her numerous books on women's history and Swiss history, having been awarded a Prix Wasserfrau in 2006 and the Rhine Valley Culture Prize in 2012.

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