Loulou Lassen

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Loulou Lassen (1876-1948) was a Danish journalist.^[1]

Lassen was employed as the correspondent of the Dannebrog 1899–1910. She has been referred to as the first Danish woman to work as a career journalist and reporter on equal terms with her male colleagues.

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