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Emmy Noether was a very important figure and played a great role in math's history. Her very challenging life didn't stop her from doing what she loves "MATH". In her young age she was a Jew and didn't have many friends because she was a girl. She was the eldest of four and her and her brother were the only ones that survived their childhood. She will always be remembered for her courageous life and math. Emmy was born March 23, 1882 in Erlangen, Germany. Her parents are Amalia Kaufmann and Max Noether mater of fact, her father was a mathematician too. She was shockingly not interested in math when she was young. She loved to cook, clean, and play the clavier. When she got older in her teen years she still didn't

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