Literature
- Catherine Duttweiler (1989). Kopp & Kopp, Aufstieg und Fall der ersten Bundesrätin (Kopp & Kopp, The Rise and Fall of the First Women Federal Councillor). Weltwoche-ABC-Verlag. ISBN 3-85504-121-0.
- Elisabeth Kopp (1991). Briefe (Letters). Benteli Verlag. ISBN 3-7165-0830-6
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