Aline Mayrisch-de Saint-Hubert wrote the social and cultural history of Luxembourg. Marked by an unconditional will for change, ready to go beyond limits to reshape the image of women in society, Aline Mayrisch penetrated into areas that, at the turn of the last century, were usually closed to women. In a world dominated by men, she committed herself to the self-determination and education of women. However, even today, she is known above all as the wife of the industrialist Émile Mayrisch. In this biography, the researcher in history and literature Germaine Goetzinger traces with precision the eventful life and the multiple facets of this emancipated personality, in love with art and literature. In addition to her political and social achievements, she highlights Mayrisch's literary work. With care and finesse, and in close collaboration with the author, Florent Toniello translated this exceptional biography from German.