- The
Zhenotdel (Russian: Женотдел, IPA: [ʐɨnɐdʲˈdʲel]), the women's
department of the
Central Committee of the All-Russian
Communist Party (Bolsheviks)...
- homo****uality,
restrictions on
abortion and divorce, and
abolition of the
Zhenotdel women's department.
Stalin desired a "cultural revolution", entailing...
- Communists. In 1919,
Kollontai was a
leading figure in the
foundation of the
Zhenotdel, the then-new women's
department of the
Central Committee that was aimed...
-
November 1934) was a
Bolshevik revolutionary,
feminist and the
leader of the
Zhenotdel from 1922 to 1924.
Smidovich was born on 24
February 1872 (N.S. 8 March)...
- women,
giving them
economic autonomy and
easing divorce restrictions. The
Zhenotdel was
established to
promote these aims. Lenin's
Russia became the first...
- homo****uality,
restrictions on
abortion and divorce, and
abolition of the
Zhenotdel women's department.
Reactionary is also used to
denote supporters of authoritarian...
- failures. Chiefly, the Women's
Bureau of the
Communist Party,
known as
Zhenotdel,
openly criticized the
youth organization.
Komsomol women were provided...
-
first director of
Zhenotdel, an
organisation that
fought for
female equality in the
Communist Party and the
Soviet trade unions (
Zhenotdel operated until...
- and its
magazine terminated in May 1925.
While the Women's
Department (
Zhenotdel) of the
Russian Communist Party had some
success in
mobilizing Soviet...
- Woman') was a
communist magazine from the
Soviet Union, ****ociated to the
Zhenotdel,
founded by
Inessa Armand and
Alexandra Kollontai in 1920. Kommunistka...
