Hulda Meister
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Hulda Meister was the second wife of Leopold von Sacher-Masoch.
- Sacher-Masoch formed a relationship with Hulda Meister, who had come to act as secretary and translator to him, while his wife became attached to [Armand]Rosenthal, a clever journalist later known to readers of the Figaro as “Jacques St.-Cère,” who realized her painful position and felt sympathy and affection for her. She went to live with him in Paris and, having refused to divorce her husband, he eventually obtained a divorce from her; she states, however, that she never at any time had physical relationships with Rosenthal, who was a man or fragile organization and health. --Havelock Ellis in Studies in the Psychology of Sex, Volume 3 (of 6)
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