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- Tidevarvet (Swedish: The Epoch) was a w****ly political and feminist magazine existed between November 1923 and December 1936 in Stockholm, Sweden. Tidevarvet...
- coming the first woman to chair a school board in 1932. The magazine Tidevarvet was founded in 1923 (or 1924) by Kerstin Hesselgren, Honorine Hermelin...
- medical doctor. She was one of the founders of the campaigning magazine Tidevarvet in 1923. Nilsson was born in Södra Säms in 1872. She was brought up in...
- Harald Gate. She was among the contributors to the feminist magazine Tidevarvet. Frida Stéenhoff was born to the chaplain Carl Bernhard Philonegros Wadström...
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- Nilsson brought a direct personal connection to the feminist magazine Tidevarvet, which also became an important voice for SKCFK. Torslow-Lundgren wrote...
- she was a regular contributor to the liberal feminist w****ly magazine Tidevarvet. She never married, but lived with the legal secretary Lisa Ekedahl for...
- published in December 1919. Hertha (magazine) Idun (magazine) Morgonbris Tidevarvet Tidskrift för hemmet "Så fick vi kvinnlig rösträtt i Sverige". Historiska...
- wrote for the women's rights movement papers Tidevarvet and Vi kvinnor. She also founded and financed Tidevarvet and a Norwegian women's magazine, Kvinnen...
- considered the magazine as a successor of Swedish w****ly women's magazine Tidevarvet. The first issue of Kvinnen og Tiden was published in December 1945, and...