A lady who moved countries for love after six weeks is celebrating her 100th birthday. Olga Bradshaw was born in Germany on May 29, 1924, and grew up in Tübingen, where her father was a maths teacher at the university. Olga was always very active, from playing tennis and the violin to swimming, cooking, baking, knitting and playing Scrabble. She was studying chemistry at the university but her studies were interrupted with the start of World War II. As a woman, Olga was forced to leave her studies and work in a factory, where she tested the coal that would later be used in the gas masks during…