Dorothee Sölle was a prominent German theologian and poet, born on 30th January 1929 in Cologne, Germany. She is best known for her work in feminist theology and her advocacy for social justice. Sölle's writings often explored the intersection of faith and political activism, emphasizing the importance of spirituality in addressing societal issues. Throughout her career, Sölle was involved in various movements, including the peace movement and environmental activism. She taught at several universities, including the University of Hamburg, and published numerous books that challenged traditional theological perspectives. Sölle passed away on 27th April 2003, leaving a lasting impact on contemporary theology.