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- 1905
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Preface
8:50 -
Chapter I. The Germanic Countries
1:38 -
The United States of America, Part 1
32:33 -
The United States of America, Part 2
27:52 -
Australia
21:05 -
Great Britian, Part 1
31:56 -
Great Britian, Part 2
27:00 -
Canada
5:54 -
South Africa
3:08 -
The Scandinavian Countries
3:43 -
Sweden
13:53 -
Finland
12:15 -
Norway
10:45 -
Denmark
7:39 -
The Netherlands
15:02 -
Switzerland
17:35 -
Germany
22:43 -
Luxemburg
2:41 -
German Austria
18:03 -
Hungary
9:55 -
Chapter II. The Romance Countries; France
26:21 -
Belgium
8:28 -
Italy
15:44 -
Spain; Portugal
9:35 -
The Latin-American Republics of Central and South America
5:24 -
Chapter III. The Slavic and Balkan States; Russia
22:42 -
Czechish Bohemia and Moravia
4:16 -
Galicia
6:38 -
The Slovene Woman's Rights Movement
1:42 -
Servia-Bulgaria-Rumania
7:42 -
Greece
6:18 -
Chapter IV The Orient and the Far East
1:42 -
Turkey and Egypt
9:25 -
Bosnia and Herzegovina; Persia
2:52 -
India
6:43 -
China
8:42 -
Japan and Korea
5:39 -
Closing Paragraph and Conclusion
4:18
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Voting rights sit beside schooling, wages and legal status in Käthe Schirmacher's survey of women's organized campaigns. Published in English in 1912, the book follows national movements through an international network of councils, clubs and suffrage leagues. Its contents range from the United States and Australia to European countries, India, China and Japan. Schirmacher presents education, freedom of occupation, equal pay and recognition before the law as connected demands.
The German section gives these broad aims a more personal and practical shape. Minna Cauer organizes an association for women employees, while Jeannette Schwerin builds an information bureau for social work and presses for women to serve as poor-law guardians. Disagreements among radical, conservative and socialist groups show how reform coalitions develop competing priorities.
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- Author
- Käthe Schirmacher
- First published
- 1905
- Reading time
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- Pages
- 172
- Language
- English
- Genre
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