She was also appointed Chairman of the Reich Women's Advisory Board of that party. In 1922 she retired from chairing the KDF on health grounds, but remained a member of the Reichstag. She died in the Ursuline Convent, and her grave is in a cemetery in Werl. Dransfeld received the freedom of the City of Werl on her 50th birthday. A school for the disabled is named after her, and on 10 November 1988 her life was commemorated on a stamp (illustrated above). Streets in Munich and in Bonn are named after her. "Translator's note: These are in German." "Translator's note: These are in German."