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number	Name	Bio	named as	pages	author	author	occupation	sex or gender	date of birth	place of birth	date of death	place of death
1	Halide Edib Adıvar	Turkish activist, writer and politician	EDİB ADIVAR, Halide (1884–1964)	120-123	Ayşe Durakbaşa		politician novelist writer university teacher military personnel journalist	female	1884-06-11 1883	Constantinople	1964-01-09	Istanbul
2	Clotilde Apponyi	Hungarian women's rights activist (1867-1942)	APPONYI, Countess, Mrs Count Albert Apponyi, born Countess Clotilde, Klotild Dietrichstein-Mensdorff-Pouilly (1867–1942)	25-29	Claudia Papp Susan Zimmermann		diplomat	female	1867-12-23	Vienna	1942-09-01	Budapest
3	Mariia Argamakova	feminist	CHEKHOVA, Mariia Aleksandrovna Argamakova (1866–1934)	95-98	Rochelle Goldberg Ruthchild		women's rights activist pedagogue suffragist	female	1866-01-18	Saint Petersburg	1934-04-08	Moscow
4	Praskovia Arian	editor	ARIAN, Praskov’ia Naumovna Belenkaia (1864/5–1949)	30-32	Rochelle Goldberg Ruthchild		writer editor	female	1864 1864-04-12 1865	Saint Petersburg	1949-03-28	Moscow
5	Inessa Armand	French communist politician, editor	ARMAND, Inessa-Elizaveta Fiodorovna (1874–1920)	33-36	Natalia Pushkareva		revolutionary editor politician communist feminist	female	1874-04-26	Paris	1920-09-24	Nalchik
6	Aspazija	Latvian poet and playwright (1865–1943)	ASPAZIJA (Elza Rozenberga, in marriage Pliekšāne) (1865–1943)	37-40		Irina Novikova	poet playwright politician translator writer journalist	female	1865-03-04	Zaļenieki Parish Mitava parish	1943-11-05	Dubulti
7	Ksenija Atanasijević	serbian philosopher, editor (1894-1981)	ATANASIJEVIĆ, Ksenija (1894–1981)	41-43	Iva Nenić		philosopher editor	female	1894-02-05	Belgrade	1981-09-28	Belgrade
8	Ingeborg Bachmann	Austrian poet and author (1926-1973)	BACHMANN, Ingeborg (1926–1973)	44-47	Caitríona Leahy		poet writer journalist screenwriter philosopher essayist playwright librettist translator	female	1926-06-25	Klagenfurt	1973-10-17	Rome
9	Maria Baiulescu	Romanian author, suffragist, women’s rights activist, Romanian nationalist, and feminist leader	BAIULESCU, Maria (1860–1941)	48 48-50		Tanya Dunlap	writer women's rights activist	female	1860-08-21	Brașov	1941-06-24	Brașov
10	Jelica Belović-Bernadžikovski	Croatian novelist and ethnographer, editor (1870-1946)	BELOVIĆ-BERNADZIKOWSKA, Jelica (1870–1946)	51-53	Jelica Zdero		translator poet journalist ethnographer writer editor	female	1870-02-25 1874	Osijek	1946-06-30	Novi Sad
11	Vela Blagoeva	Bulgarian writer and educator, editor	BLAGOEVA, Vela (1858–1921)	62 62-65	Krassimira Daskalova		journalist writer editor	female	1859-09-29 1858-09-29	Veliko Tarnovo	1921-07-21	Sofia
12	Felicija Bortkevičienė	Lithuanian politician, editor	BORTKEVIČIENĖ, Felicija (1873–1945)	70 70-75	Virginija Jurėnienė		politician editor	female	1873-09-01	Krekenava	1945-10-21 1945	Kaunas
13	Calypso Botez	Romanian writer (1880-1933)	BOTEZ, Calypso (1880–?)	76 76-79	Maria Bucur		writer women's rights activist	female	1879	Iași	1933
14	Tadeusz Boy-Żeleński	Polish critic, poet and translator	ŻELEŃSKI, Tadeusz Kamil Marcjan (Boy) (1874–1941)	616 616-619		Katarzyna Pabijanek	linguist poet translator journalist writer university teacher literary critic physician pediatrician	male	1874-12-21	Warsaw	1941-07-04 1941-07-03 1941	Lviv
15	Justyna Budzińska-Tylicka	Polish physician and women's rights advocate	BUDZIŃSKA-TYLICKA, Justyna (1867–1936)	80 80-84	Katarzyna Sierakowska		physician women's rights activist politician	female	1867-09-12	Łomża	1936-04-08	Warsaw
16	Kazimiera Bujwidowa	Polish social activist, publisher, feminist and atheist	BUJWIDOWA, Kazimiera (1867–1932)	85 85-88	Dobrochna Kałwa		Esperantist women's rights activist	female	1867-10-16	Warsaw	1932-10-08	Kraków
17	Alexandrina Cantacuzino	Romanian activist	CANTACUZINO, Princess Alexandrina (1876–1944)	89 89-94		Roxana Cheşchebec	diplomat political activist	female	1876-09-20	Ciocănești	1944
18	Marya Chéliga-Loevy	Polish writer	SZELIGA, Maria (pseudonym), also known in France and the USA as Maria Chéliga or Chéliga-Loevy (1854–1927)	562 562-566	Agnieszka Janiak-Jasińska		writer poet	female	1854	Jasieniec Solecki	1927-01-02	Vélizy-Villacoublay
19	Nuriye Ulviye Mevlan Civelek	Turkish suffragist	MEVLAN CİVELEK, Ulviye (1893–1964)	336 336-339	Serpil Çakır		journalist women's rights activist suffragist	female	1893	Hacıvelioba	1964-04-09	Kırıkhan
20	Zofia Daszyńska-Golińska	Polish politician, editor	DASZYŃSKA-GOLIŃSKA, Zofia (1866–1934)	102 102-105	Grzegorz Krzywiec		historian economist politician editor	female	1866-08-06 1860-08-06	Warsaw	1934-02-11 1934-02-19	Warsaw
21	Draga Dejanović	Socially-cultural activist, teacher, actress, writer and publicist	DEJANOVIĆ (Dejanovich), Draga (born Dimitrijević) (1840–1871)	106 106-108	Ivana Pantelić		writer women's rights activist poet journalist	female	1840-08-18	Kanjiža	1871-06-26	Bečej
22	Suat Derviş	Turkish author	DERVİŞ, Suat (Saadet Baraner) (1905–1972)	109 109-113	Fatmagül Berktay		writer journalist women's rights activist novelist political activist	female	1905	Constantinople	1972-07-23	Istanbul
23	Blaženka Despot	Croatian philosopher and sociologist	DESPOT, Blaženka (1930–2001)	114 114-117	Gordana Bosanac		sociologist philosopher feminist	female	1930-01-09	Zagreb	2001-02-18	Zagreb
24	Elena Djionat	Romanian publicist, educator, journalist and women's rights activist	DJIONAT, Elena (1888–?)	118 118-119	Maria Bucur		activist teacher journalist opinion journalist women's rights activist suffragette	female	1888-05-08	Bozieni	1937
25	Magdalena Draugelytė-Galdikienė	Lithuanian pedagogue (1891-1979)	GALDIKIENĖ, Magdalena (1891–1979)	144 144-147		Karčiauskaitė Indrė	pedagogue	female	1891-09-26	Bardauskai	1979-05-22	Putnam
26	Anna Engelhardt	Russian writer, translator, editor and philanthropist	ENGELGARDT, Anna (1838–1903)	124 124-126		Igor’ Shkol’nikov	writer editor translator philanthropist journalist	female	1835 1838-06-02	Александровка (Нерехтан кӀошт)	1903-06-12	Saint Petersburg
27	Regīna Ezera	Latvian writer (1930-2002)	EZERA, Regīna (born Šamreto) (1930–2002)	127 127-130		Sandra Meshkova	writer poet	female	1930-12-20	Riga	2002-06-11	Ķegums
28	Auguste Fickert	Austrian writer, editor	FICKERT, Auguste (1855–1910)	131 131-134	Hanna Hacker		journalist editor	female	1855-05-25	Vienna	1910-06-09	Maria Enzersdorf Vienna
29	Anna Filosofova	Russian activist	FILOSOFOVA, Anna Pavlovna, born Diaghileva (1837–1912)	135 135-139		Marianna Muravyeva	women's rights activist philanthropist	female	1837-08-05	Saint Petersburg	1912-03-17 1912-03-16	Saint Petersburg
30	Esther Frumkin	Soviet politician	FRUMKIN, Esther (real name Malka Lifschitz, Esfir’ Frumkina in Russian, known as Esther Frumkin in English) (1880–1943)	140 140-143	Rochelle Goldberg Ruthchild		writer politician	female	1880	Minsk	1943-06-09	Karlag
31	Charlotte Garrigue	First Lady of Czechoslovakia	MASARYKOVÁ GARRIGUE, Charlotta (1850–1923)	306-310	Anna Nedvědová		pianist translator opinion journalist	female	1850-11-20	Brooklyn	1923-05-13	Lány Castle
32	Sarolta Geőcze	(1862–1928)	GEŐCZE, Sarolta (1862–1928)	153 153-157	Anna Loutfi		pedagogue sociologist	female	1862-12-27	Bačkov	1928-10-23	Budapest
33	Vilma Glücklich	Hungarian feminist, editor	GLÜCKLICH, Vilma (1872–1927)	162 162-165	Susan Zimmermann		women's rights activist teacher peace activist editor	female	1872-08-09	Nové Mesto nad Váhom	1927-08-19	Vienna
34	Hana Gregorová	Slovak writer, editor	GREGOROVÁ, Hana (1885–1958)	166 166-168	Etela Farkašová		writer editor editing staff journalist	female	1885-01-30	Martin	1958-12-11	Prague
35	Liubov Gurevich	Russian writer, editor	GUREVICH, Liubov’ Iakovlevna (1866–1940)	169 169-172	Rochelle Goldberg Ruthchild		linguist journalist theatre critic literary critic writer women's rights activist translator editor opinion journalist	female	1866-11-01 1866-10-20	Saint Petersburg	1940-10-17	Moscow
36	Mária Gárdos	Hungarian feminist (1885-1973)	GÁRDOS, Mária (Mariska Gárdos, Mrs György Pintér, likely born M. Grünfeld) (1885–1973)	148 148-152	Susan Zimmermann		journalist women's rights activist political activist	female	1885-05-01	Nagyberény	1973-01-23	Budapest
37	Marianne Hainisch	Austrian women's rights activist	HAINISCH, Marianne (1839–1936)	173-177	Birgitta Bader-Zaar		women's rights activist suffragette	female	1839-03-25	Baden	1936-05-05	Vienna
38	Johanna Bischitz von Heves	Hungarian philanthropist	BISCHITZ, Johanna (born Hani Fischer, later Johanna Hevesi Bischitz) (1827–1898)	58 58-61	Julia Richers		philanthropist	female	1827	Tata	1898-03-28	Budapest
39	Milada Horáková	Czechoslovak politician and resistance fighter (1901-1950)	HORÁKOVÁ, Milada (1901–1950)	178 178-181	Dana Musilová		politician jurist	female	1901-12-25	Vinohrady	1950-06-27	Pankrác Prison
40	Eugenia de Reuss Ianculescu	Romanian teacher, writer and women's rights activist, editor	REUSS IANCULESCU, Eugenia de (1866–1938)	463 463-466		Raluca Maria Popa	suffragette editor	female	1866-03-11 1865	Yizhivtsi	1938-12-29 1938
41	Dimitrana Ivanova	Bulgarian teacher and journalist	IVANOVA, Dimitrana (1881–1960)	182-184	Krassimira Daskalova		teacher journalist women's rights activist suffragette	female	1881-02-01	Ruse	1960-05-29	Sofia
42	Zinaida Ivanova	Russian writer and literary critic (1865-1913)	MIROVICH, pseudonym for Zinaida Sergeevna Ivanova (1865–1913)	344 344-347	Rochelle Goldberg Ruthchild		writer literary critic historian opinion journalist translator feminist	female	1865	Sychyovsky Uyezd Moscow	1913-08-24	Moscow Vladykino
43	Dragojla Jarnević	Croatian poet and teacher	JARNEVIĆ, Dragojla (1812–1875)	185 185-188		Sandra Prlenda	poet teacher writer	female	1812-01-04	Karlovac	1875-03-12	Karlovac
44	Milena Jesenská	Czech journalist, writer, editor and translator (1896-1944)	JESENSKÁ, Milena (1896–1944)	189 189-191	Alena Wagnerová		writer journalist translator opinion journalist editing staff	female	1896-08-10	Prague	1944-05-17	Ravensbrück concentration camp Ravensbrück
45	Biljana Jovanović	Serbian author, peace activist and feminist	JOVANOVIĆ, Biljana (1953–1996)	192 192-194		Jasmina Lukić	writer activist peace activist	female	1953-01-28	Belgrade	1996-03-11	Ljubljana
46	Ivande Kaija	Latvian author (1876-1942)	KAIJA, Ivande (born Antonija Millere-Meldere, married name Antonija Lukina) (1876–1941)	204 204-206		Sandra Meshkova	writer	female	1876-10-13	Jumprava Parish	1942-01-02	Riga 1st hospital
47	Anna Kalmanovich	Russian writer, feminist and suffragist	KAL’MANOVICH, Anna Andreevna (dates of birth and death unknown)	207 207-209	Rochelle Goldberg Ruthchild		writer public figure activist women's rights activist suffragist	female	1877	Russian Empire	1920-11-16	Tallinn
48	Klāra Kalniņa	Latvian politician and feminist	KALNIŅA, Klāra (born Veilande) (1874–1964)	210 210-212		Irina Novikova	politician women's rights activist	female	1874-02-25 1874-02-24	Jēkabnieki Parish	1964-11-21	Stockholm
49	Teréz Karacs	Hungarian writer, educator, memoirist, and women's rights activist	KARACS, Teréz (1808–1892)	217 217-221		Éva Bicskei	pedagogue writer activist	female	1808-04-18	Pest	1892-10-07	Békés
50	Elizaveta Karamihailova	Bulgarian physicist	KARAMICHAILOVA, Elissaveta Ivanova (Kara-Michailova, Elizabeth) (1897–1968)	222 222-225		Georgeta Nazarska	physicist	female	1897-09-03	Vienna	1968-04-24	Sofia
51	Lyuben Karavelov	Bulgarian writer	KARAVELOV, Lyuben Stoychev (1834–1879)	226 226-229		Georgeta Nazarska	poet writer journalist encyclopédistes	male	1834-11-07 1834	Koprivshtitsa	1879-01-21 1879	Ruse
52	Ekaterina Karavelova	social activist, teacher, writer and translator	KARAVELOVA, Ekaterina (1860–1947)	230 230-234		Reneta Roshkeva	teacher writer translator women's rights activist suffragette nurse feminist	female	1860-10-21	Ruse	1947-04-01	Sofia
53	Anna Karima	Bulgarian writer and activist, editor	KARIMA, Anna (born Anna Todorova Velkova) (1871–1949)	235 235-240	Krassimira Daskalova		writer translator opinion journalist suffragette editor prose writer playwright teacher	female	1871	Berdiansk	1949-03-06	Sofia
54	Stoja Kašiković	editor	KAŠIKOVIĆ, Stoja (c.1865–?)	241-243	Jelica Zdero		editor	female	1865	Novi Grad	1927
55	Nataliya Kobrynska	Ukrainian writer, editor (1855-1920)	KOBRYNSKA, Natalia (born Ozarkevych) (1851–1920)	244 244-247	Martha Bohachevsky-Chomiak		writer women's rights activist editor feminist	female	1855-06-08 1851-06-08	Beleluia	1920-01-22	Bolekhiv
56	Olha Kobylianska	Ukrainian writer and feminist	KOBYLIANSKA, Olha (Kobylians’ka, Ol’ha) (1863–1942)	248 248-252		Teresa Polowy	writer women's rights activist opinion journalist translator	female	1863-11-27	Gura Humorului	1942-03-21	Chernivtsi
57	Alexandra Kollontai	Soviet diplomat (1872-1952)	KOLLONTAI, Alexandra (1872–1952)	253 253-257		Natalia Gafizova	revolutionary diplomat women's rights activist writer political theorist People's Commissar sociologist	female	1872-03-19	Saint Petersburg	1952-03-09	Moscow
58	Kina Konova	Bulgarian schoolteacher	KONOVA, Kina (1872–1952)	258 258-261	Krassimira Daskalova	Reneta Roshkeva	teacher journalist activist writer suffragette	female	1872-09	Sevlievo	1952-05-02	Sofia
59	Karolīne Kronvalde	Latvian teacher and feminist	KRONVALDE (born Roloff), Karolīne Liznete (1836–1913)	267 267-268		Irina Novikova	teacher women's rights activist	female	1836-04-02	Kurzeme Region	1913-10-23	Vecpiebalga
60	Nadezhda Krupskaya	Russian revolutionary and politician (1869-1939)	KRUPSKAIA, Nadezhda Konstantinovna (1869–1939)	269 269-273	Norma C. Noonan		librarian writer teacher politician	female	1869-02-14	Saint Petersburg	1939-02-27	Moscow
61	Eliška Krásnohorská	Czech feminist author, editor (1847-1926)	KRÁSNOHORSKÁ, Eliška (born Alžběta Pechová) (1847–1926)	262 262-266	Libuše Heczková		writer women's rights activist librettist poet literary critic translator editor teacher editing staff critic	female	1847-11-18	Prague	1926-11-26	New Town, Prague
62	Paulina Kuczalska-Reinschmit	social reformer and writer from Poland, editor	KUCZALSKA-REINSCHMIT (Reinschmidt), Paulina Jadwiga (1859–1921)	274 274-277	Grzegorz Krzywiec		journalist women's rights activist writer suffragette editor	female	1859-01-15	Warsaw	1921-09-13	Warsaw
63	Yekaterina Kuskova	Russian politician, editor	KUSKOVA, Ekaterina Dmitrievna (born Esipova) (1869–1958)	278 278-281		Barbara T. Norton	economist editor	female	1869-12-05 1869	Ufa	1958-12-22 1958	Geneva
64	Zofka Kveder	Slovenian writer, editor	KVEDER, Zofka (first married name, Kveder-Jelovšek; second married name, Kveder-Demetrović) (1878–1926)	282 282-285	Katja Mihurko		writer journalist editor	female	1878-04-22	Ljubljana	1926-11-21	Zagreb
65	Emília Kánya	Hungarian writer, editor (1830-1905)	KÁNYA (Kanya), Emilia; Mrs Mór Szegfi(1830–1905)	213 213-216		Éva Bicskei	journalist writer editor	female	1830-11-10	Pest	1905-12-29	Rijeka
66	Elise Käer-Kingisepp	Estonian physician, pharmacologist	KÄER-KINGISEPP, Elise (1901–1989)	200 200-203	Sirje Tamul		pharmacist physiologist	female	1901-10-03	Livonia Governorate	1989-02-10	Tartu
67	Käthe Leichter	Austrian writer	LEICHTER, Käthe (1895–1942)	286 286-289	Gabriella Hauch		writer economist trade unionist women's rights activist	female	1895-08-20	Vienna	1942-03-17	Bernburg Euthanasia Centre
68	Draga Ljocic-Milosevic	Serbian feminist and physician (1855-1926)	LJOČIĆ (Ljotchich)-Milošević, Draga (1855–1926)	290 290-292	Ivana Pantelić		physician activist military personnel suffragist	female	1855-02-22	Šabac	1926-11-05	Belgrade
69	Julia Malinova	feminist from Bulgaria, editor (1869-1953)	MALINOVA, Julia (also Julie Malinoff) (1869–1953)	293 293-295	Krassimira Daskalova		suffragette editor	female	1869-09-15	Russian Empire	1953-10-05	Sofia
70	Veselinka Malinska		MALINSKA-ḰOSTAROVA GEORGI, Veselinka (1917–1988)	296 296-300	Vera Veskoviḱ-Vangeli		journalist politician women's rights activist	female	1917-01-04	Kumanovo	1987-11-12	Skopje
71	Elena Maróthy-Šoltésová	Slovak writer (1855-1939), editor	MARÓTHY-ŠOLTÉSOVÁ, Elena (1855–1939)	301 301-305		Jana Cviková	writer journalist women's rights activist editor opinion journalist	female	1855-01-06	Krupina	1939-02-11	Martin
72	Vera Maslovskaya	Polish-Belarusian teacher, poet, nationalism activist	MATEJCZUK, Vera (first married name, Maslouskaya; second married name, Karczeuskaya) (1896–1981)	316 316-318	Aleh Ėduardavič Hardzienka		poet teacher political activist writer	female	1896-03-12	Ogrodniczki	1981-01-23	Supraśl
73	Rosa Mayreder	Austrian artist and writer (1858-1938)	MAYREDER, Rosa (1858–1938)	319 319-323	Edith Leisch-Prost		writer librettist pastellist painter editor	female	1858-11-30	Vienna	1938-01-19	Vienna
74	Ona Mašiotienė	Lithuanian women's rights activist	MAŠIOTIENĖ, Ona (1883–1949)	311 311-315		Indrė Karčiauskaitė	teacher women's rights activist politician journalist	female	1883-09-09	Anykščiai District Municipality	1949-12-29	Kaunas
75	Elena Meissner	Romanian feminist	MEISSNER, Elena (1867?–1940?)	328 328-330	Maria Bucur		suffragette	female	1867	Huși	1940
76	Eugénia Miskolczy Meller	Hungarian feminist	MELLER, Mrs Artur, Eugénia Miskolczy (1872–1944)	331 331-335	Claudia Papp Susan Zimmermann		peace activist women's rights activist	female	1872-01-14	Pest	1945	Hungary
77	Adela Milčinović	Croatian writer (1879-1968)	MILČINOVIĆ, Adela (1878–1968)	340 340-343	Slavica Jakobović-Fribec		writer translator opinion journalist journalist teacher	female	1879-12-14	Sisak United States of America	1968-06-18	New York City
78	Zofia Moraczewska	politician	MORACZEWSKA, Zofia (1873–1958)	348 348-351	Joanna Dufrat		politician teacher	female	1873-07-04	Chernivtsi	1958-11-16	Sulejówek
79	Izabela Moszczeńska-Rzepecka	Polish journalist	MOSZCZEŃSKA, Iza (Izabela Moszczeńska-Rzepecka) (1864–1941)	352 352-355	Magdalena Gawin		journalist translator suffragist	female	1864-10-28	Rzeczyca, Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship	1941-03-20	Warsaw
80	Nezihe Muhiddin	Turkish activist	MUHİTTİN, Nezihe (1889–1958)	356 356-359	Serpil Çakır		activist writer journalist women's rights activist politician suffragist	female	1889	Kandilli	1958-02-10	Istanbul
81	Teodora Męczkowska	Polish activist (1870-1954)	MĘCZKOWSKA, Teodora (1870–1954)	324 324-327	Jolanta Sikorska-Kulesza		activist teacher	female	1870-12-27	Łowicz	1954-12-11	Warsaw
82	Ella Negruzzi	Romanian lawyer (1876-1949)	NEGRUZZI, Ella (1876–1948)	363 363-365	Maria Bucur		lawyer	female	1876-09-11	Hermeziu	1949-12-19	Bucharest
83	Milica Ninković	Serbian translator	NINKOVIĆ (Ninkovich), Milica (Todorović, Todorovich) (1854–1881)	370 370-371	Ivana Pantelić		translator	female	1854-01-30	Novi Sad	1881-11-18	Kragujevac
84	Teréza Nováková	Czech bookwriter, editor (1853-1912)	NOVÁKOVÁ (born Lanhausová), Teréza (1853–1912)	372 372-375	Libuše Heczková		writer editor translator ethnographer opinion journalist editor-in-chief	female	1853-07-31	New Town, Prague	1912-11-13	Malá Strana
85	Sofia Nădejde	Romanian translator (1856-1946)	NĂDEJDE, Sofia (1856–1946)	360 360-362	Ştefania Mihăilescu		translator writer public figure	female	1856-09-14	Botoșani	1946-06-11	Bucharest
86	Božena Němcová	Czech writer (1820-1862)	NĚMCOVÁ, Božena (born Barbora Panklová) (1820?–1862)	366 366-369	Jiřina Šmejkalová		writer poet children's writer collector of fairy tales editor national revival activist opinion journalist	female	1820-02-04	Vienna	1862-01-21	Prague
87	Eliza Orzeszkowa	Polish writer	ORZESZKOWA, Eliza (1841–1910)	376 376-380	Iwona Wiśniewska		writer essayist translator	female	1841-06-06	Miĺkaŭščyna	1910-05-18	Hrodna
88	Haim Estreya Ovadya	Macedonian Jewish Partisan	OVADYA, Haim Estreya (1922–1944)	381 381-384	Vera Veskoviḱ-Vangeli			female	1923-12-25	Bitola	1944-08-26	Kaimaktsalan
89	Pavlina Pajk	Slovenian poet and writer (1854-1901)	PAJK, Pavlina (born Doljak) (1854–1901)	389 389-391	Marta Verginella		poet writer	female	1854-04-09	Pavia	1901-06-01	Ljubljana
90	Serafima Panteleeva		PANTELEEVA, Serafima (1846–1918)	392 392-396	Natalia Tikhonov		scientist	female	1870	Saint Petersburg	1918
91	Žarana Papić	Yugoslav feminist (1949-2002)	PAPIĆ, Žarana (1949–2002)	397 397-401		Vanda Perović	sociologist anthropologist women's rights activist university teacher feminist	female	1949-07-04	Sarajevo	2002-09-10	Belgrade
92	Anna Paradowska-Szelągowska	(1879-1962)	SZELĄGOWSKA, Anna (1880–1962)	558 558-561	Joanna Dufrat		politician banker women's rights activist	female	1879-07-26 1880-07-20	Warsaw	1962 1962-05	Geneva
93	Kalliroi Parren	Greek journalist and writer	PARREN, Callirhoe (born Siganou) (1859–1940)	402-407	Angelika Psarra Eleni Fournaraki		writer journalist suffragette	female	1861	Rethymno	1940-01-15	Athens
94	Alaiza Pashkievich	Belarusian writer & poet	PASHKEVICH, Alaiza; pen-name ‘TSIOTKA’ (‘Auntie’ in Belarussian) (1876–1916)	408 408-410	Elena Gapova	Elena Gapova	opinion journalist poet writer politician public figure stage actor translator teacher feldsher editor nurse	female	1876-07-03	Piasčyna	1916-02-05	Stary Dvor
95	Solomiia Pavlychko	Ukrainian literary critic and philosopher	PAVLYCHKO (PAVL’YCHKO), Solom’iya (Solom’ea, Solom’iia) Dm’ytrivna (1958–1999)	411 411-415		Viktoriya M. Topalova	philosopher literary critic translator writer literary scholar opinion journalist man of letters	female	1958-12-15	Lviv	1999-12-31	Kyiv
96	Olena Pchilka	Ukrainian academic	PCHILKA, Olena (real name Olha Petrivna Kosach, born Drahomanova) (1849–1930)	416 416-419		Natalia V. Monakhova	ethnologist writer journalist	female	1849-06-17	Hadiach	1930-10-04	Kyiv
97	Kata Pejnović	Yugoslav feminist and politician	PEJNOVIĆ, Kata (1899–1966)	420 420-423	Maja Brkljačić		political commissar politician	female	1899-03-23 1899-03-21	Smiljan	1966-11-10 1966-11-11	Zagreb
98	Karoline von Perin-Gradenstein	Austrian women's rights activist (1806-1888)	PERIN-GRADENSTEIN, Karoline Freifrau von (1806–1888)	424-426	Gabriella Hauch		activist	female	1806-02-12	Vienna	1888-12-10	Neu-Isenburg
99	Gabrielė Petkevičaitė-Bitė	Lithuanian writer and activist	PETKEVIČAITĖ, Gabrielė (1861–1943)	427 427-431	Rima Praspaliauskienė		politician writer	female	1861-03-18	Smilgiai	1943-06-14	Panevėžys
100	Františka Plamínková	Czechoslovak politician, feminist and publicist (1875-1942)	PLAMĺNKOVÁ, Františka F. (1875–1942)	436 436-440	Soňa Hendrychová		writer journalist politician suffragette	female	1875-02-05	Prague	1942-06-30	Kobylisy Shooting Range
101	Rosa Plaveva		PLAVEVA, Rosa (born Varnalieva) (1878–1970)	441 441-443	Vera Veskoviḱ-Vangeli		activist	female	1878	Veles	1970	Belgrade
102	Ľudmila Podjavorinská	Czechoslovak poet, writer and children books writer	PODJAVORINSKÁ, Ľudmila (pseudonym), born Ľudmila Riznerová (1872–1951)	444 444-446		Andrea Šalingová	writer children's writer poet	female	1872-04-26	Bzince pod Javorinou	1951-03-02	Nové Mesto nad Váhom
103	Adelheid Popp	Austrian feminist and socialist who worked as a journalist and politician, editor (1869-1939)	POPP, Adelheid (1869–1939)	447-449	Regina Köpl		journalist politician women's rights activist editor feminist	female	1869-02-11	Inzersdorf Vienna	1939-03-07	Vienna
104	Vera Poska-Grünthal	Estonian lawyer (1898-1986)	POSKA-GRÜNTHAL, Vera (Veera) (1898–1986)	450 450-453	Sirje Tamul		journalist lawyer	female	1898-03-25	Tallinn	1986-01-29	Stockholm
105	Berta Pīpiņa	Latvian politician, writer and journalist	PĪPIŅA, Berta (1883–1942)	432 432-435		Elizabete Picukane	politician writer journalist	female	1883-09-28	Code Parish	1942-11-14	Siberia
106	Parashqevi Qiriazi	Albanian educational theorist	The QIRIAZI Sisters, Sevasti (1870–1949) and Parashqevi (1880–1970)	454 454-458	Zenepe Dibra		linguist suffragette	female	1880-06-02	Bitola	1970	Tirana
107	Sevasti Qiriazi	Albanian activist and educator (ca. 1870–1949)	The QIRIAZI Sisters, Sevasti (1870–1949) and Parashqevi (1880–1970)	454 454-458	Zenepe Dibra		suffragette journalist	female	1871	Bitola	1949-08-30	Tirana
108	Kočo Racin	author, poet and revolutionary	RACIN, Kočo (Konstantin Solev) (1908–1943)	459-462	Jasna Koteska	Ivana Velinovska	poet writer prose writer opinion journalist	male	1908-12-22	Veles	1943-06-13	Mount Bistra
109	Barbora Rezlerová-Švarcová	Slovak journalist	REZLEROVÁ-ŠVARCOVÁ (also written SCHWARTZOVÁ ), Barbora (1890–1941)	467 467-469		Jana Juránová	journalist	female	1890-07-07 1890-07-06	Blaibach	1941-09-02 1942	Moscow
110	Milena Rudnytska	Ukrainian women's rights activist, politician and writer (1892-1976)	RUDNYTSKA, Milena (1892–1979)	470 470-474	Tatiana Zhurzhenko		journalist women's rights activist politician writer	female	1892-07-15	Zboriv	1976-03-29	Munich
111	Urani Rumbo	Albanian writer and feminist (1895–1936)	RUMBO, Urani (1895–1936)	475 475-478	Zenepe Dibra		journalist suffragist writer teacher women's rights activist	female	1884	Stegopul	1936-03-26	Vlorë
112	Kostadina Rusinska	Bulgarian teacher, feminist, revolutionary 1880 1932	BOJADJIEVA NASTEVA-RUSINSKA, Kostadina (1880–1932)	66-69	Vera Veskoviḱ-Vangeli		teacher	female	1880	Ohrid	1932	Sofia
113	Therese Schlesinger-Eckstein	Austrian politician	SCHLESINGER, Therese (1863–1940)	479-483	Gabriella Hauch		politician writer feminist	female	1863-06-06	Vienna	1940-06-05	Blois
114	Rosika Schwimmer	Hungarian activist, editor (1877-1948)	SCHWIMMER, Róza (Bédy-Schwimmer, Bédi-Schwimmer, Rózsa, Rosika) (1877–1948)	484-490	Susan Zimmermann	Borbala Major	journalist non-fiction writer politician peace activist editor lecturer suffragist	female	1877-09-11	Budapest	1948-08-03	New York City
115	Isidora Sekulić	Serbian writer	SEKULIĆ, Isidora (1877–1958)	491 491-493	Iva Nenić		writer literary critic art critic	female	1877-02-16	Mošorin	1958-04-05	Belgrade
116	Sabiha Sertel	Turkish journalist	SERTEL, Sabiha (born Nazmi) (1895–1968)	494 494-497		İnci Özkan Kerestecioğlu	journalist	female	1895	Thessaloniki	1968-09-02	Baku
117	Anna Shabanova	Russian physician (1842-1932)	SHABANOVA, Anna (1848–1932)	498 498-502		Natalia Novikova	physician	female	1842-03-06	Smolensk Uyezd	1932-05-25	Saint Petersburg
118	Olga Shapir	Russian writer	SHAPIR, Ol’ga Andreevna (born Kislaikova) (1850–1916)	503 503-506		Irina Yukina	writer feminist	female	1850-10-09 1850	Lomonosov	1916-07-13 1916	Saratov Governorate
119	Ekaterina Shchepkina	Russian feminist, historian and journalist	SHCHEPKINA, Ekaterina Nikolaevna (1854–1938)	507 507-509	Rochelle Goldberg Ruthchild		historian writer teacher	female	1854	Russian Empire	1938	Soviet Union
120	Poliksena Shishkina-Iavein		SHISHKINA-IAVEIN, Poliksena Nestorovna (1875–1947)	510 510-513		Irina Yukina	physician suffragist	female	1875-04	Mykolaiv	1947-03 1947	Saint Petersburg
121	Staka Skenderova	Ottoman Bosnian writer and teacher	SKENDEROVA, Staka (1831–1891)	514-516	Jelica Zdero		writer poet teacher adult educator	female	1828	Sarajevo	1891-05-26	Sarajevo
122	Lydia Sklevicky		SKLEVICKY, Lydia (1952–1990)	517 517-520		Biljana Kašić	sociologist historian ethnographer	female	1952-05-07	Zagreb	1990-01-21	Delnice
123	Margit Slachta	Hungarian activist, editor (1884-1974)	SLACHTA, Margit (1884–1974)	521 521-525	Ilona Mona Margit Balogh		nun teacher editor social activist politician	female	1884-09-18	Košice	1974-01-06	Buffalo
124	Nadezhda Stasova	Russian Women's rights activist	STASOVA, Nadezhda Vasil’evna (1822–1895)	526 526-529		Marianna Muravyeva	women's rights activist philanthropist feminist	female	1822-06-12	Pushkin	1895-09-27	Saint Petersburg
125	Szeréna Stern	politician	STERN, Szeréna, Mrs Pollák (1894–1966)	534 534-538	Erika Varsányi Claudia Papp		schoolmistress social politician local politician	female	1890-06-15	Nagyatád	1966-03-02	Budapest
126	Ilona Stetina	editor	STETINA, Ilona (Mrs Gyula Sebestyén) (1855–1932)	539 539-543	Anna Loutfi		editor	female	1855-03-27		1932
127	Lilli Suburg	Estonian journalist (1841-1923)	SUBURG, Lilli (Caroline) (1841–1923)	544-547	Sirje Tamul	Andra Lätt	journalist writer women's rights activist publisher	female	1841-07-20	Rõusa	1923-02-08	Valga
128	Maria Svolou	Greek politician	SVOLOU, Maria (born Desypri) (1892?–1976)	552-557		Dimitra Samiou	politician women's rights activist	female	1892	Athens	1976-06-03
129	Karolina Světlá	Czech writer and bookwriter (1830-1899)	SVĚTLÁ, Karolína (pseudonym; born Johanna Rottová) (1830–1899)	548 548-551		Rajenda Chitnis	writer prose writer	female	1830-02-24	Prague	1899-09-07	New Town, Prague
130	Nadzeja Sznarkiewicz		SZNARKIEWICZ, Nadzeja (born Kaladzianka) (1897–1974)	567-568 567	Aleh Ėduardavič Hardzienka		local historian pedagogue public figure cultural activist	female	1897-09-30	Brest	1974-05-21
131	Avra Theodoropoulou	Greek musician	THEODOROPOULOU, Avra (born Drakopoulou) (1880–1963)	569 569-574		Aleka Boutzouvi	pianist writer suffragette	female	1880-11-03	Edirne	1963-01-20	Athens
132	Vida Tomšič	Slovenian communist (1913-1998)	TOMŠIČ, Vida (born Bernot) (1913–1998)	575 575-579	Mateja Jeraj		political commissar politician partisan	female	1913-06-26	Ljubljana	1998-12-10	Ljubljana
133	Fatma Aliye Topuz	Turkish feminist writer (1862-1936)	ALİYE, Fatma (1862–1936)	21-24	Serpil Çakır		novelist essayist columnist writer journalist	female	1862-10-09	Istanbul	1936-07-13	Istanbul
134	Toyen	Czech painter, photographer, writer and artist (1902-1980)	TOYEN (born Marie Čermínová) (1902–1980)	580 580-583	Martina Pachmanová		painter photographer illustrator drafter graphic artist manufacturer	female	1902-09-21	Smíchov	1980-11-09	7th arrondissement of Paris
135	Maria Trubnikova	Russian philanthropist and feminist (1835–97)	TRUBNIKOVA, Mariia (1835–1897)	584 584-587		Natalia Novikova	writer	female	1835-01-06	Petrovsk-Zabaykalsky Chita	1897-04-28	Tambov Saint Petersburg
136	Ariadna Tyrkova-Williams	politician, editor	TYRKOVA-WILLIAMS, Ariadna (1869–1962)	588 588-591		Ol’ga Shnyrova	journalist editor	female	1869-11-13 1869-11-26 1869-11-14	Saint Petersburg	1962-01-12	Washington, D.C.
137	Lesya Ukrainka	Ukrainian poet and writer (1871-1913)	UKRAINKA, Lesia (real name Larysa Petrivna Kosach) (1871–1913)	592 592-594		Natalia V. Monakhova	poet translator writer playwright	female	1871-02-13	Zviahel	1913-08-01	Surami
138	Terézia Vansová	Slovak writer, editor (1857-1942)	VANSOVÁ, Terézia (1857–1942)	595-598 595		Jana Cviková	writer poet editor	female	1857-04-18	Zvolenská Slatina	1942-10-10	Banská Bystrica
139	Pálné Veres	Hungarian feminist (1815-1895)	BENICZKY, Hermin (Mrs Pál Veres) (1815–1895)	54 54-57	Anna Loutfi		pedagogue	female	1815-12-13	Lázi	1895-09-28	Váchartyán
140	Božena Viková-Kunětická	Czech member of Czech council, politician, feminist, writer and playwright	VIKOVÁ-KUNĚTICKÁ, Božena (1862–1934)	599 599-603	Libuše Heczková	Irena Kreitlová	writer playwright poet politician stage actor	female	1862-07-30	Pardubice	1934-03-18	Libočany
141	Angela Vode	Yugoslavian political and human rights activist (1892-1985)	VODE, Angela (1892–1985)	604 604-607		Karmen Klavžar	human rights activist defectologist special education teacher opinion journalist teacher	female	1892-01-05	Ljubljana	1985-05-05	Ljubljana
142	Alice Voinescu	Romanian essayist, translator and writer	VOINESCU, Alice Steriadi (1885–1961)	608 608-612	Diana Georgescu		essayist translator writer university teacher philosopher diarist	female	1885-02-10	Drobeta-Turnu Severin	1961-06-04	Bucharest
143	Adela Xenopol	Romanian writer and feminist, editor	XENOPOL, Adela (1861–1939)	613 613-615	Ştefania Mihăilescu		novelist editor	female	1861	Iași	1939-05-11	Bucharest
144	Marija Jurić Zagorka	Croatian journalist, novelist, dramatist (1873–1957)	JURIĆ, Marija (1873–1957)	195 195-199	Slavica Jakobović-Fribec		journalist playwright writer novelist	female	1873-03-02	Negovec	1957-11-30	Zagreb
145	Vera Zlatareva	Bulgarian jurist, author, feminist, suffragette	ZLATAREVA, Vera (1905–1977)	620 620-623	Krassimira Daskalova		jurist opinion journalist politician women's rights activist	female	1905-12-03	Golyamo Belovo	1977-08-19	Sofia
146	Ekaterina Zlatoustova		ZLATOUSTOVA, Ekaterina Hristova (1881–1952)	624 624-627	Žoržeta‏ Nazărska		historian teacher translator	female	1881-09-22	Varna	1952	Sofia
147	Dora d'Istria	Romanian writer (1828-1888)	GJIKA, Elena (Elena Ghica, pen-name DORA D’ISTRIA) (1828?–1888?)	158 158-161	Zenepe Dibra		painter writer essayist historian traveler mountaineer	female	1828-02-03 1828-01-22	Bucharest	1888-11-17	Florence
148	Shaqe Çoba	Albanian Feminist	ÇOBA, Shaqe (Marie) (1875–1954)	99 99-101	Zenepe Dibra		women's rights activist activist	female	1875	Shkodër	1954	Shkodër
149	Nurser Öztunali	Turkish architect and feminism activist	ÖZTUNALI, Nurser (1947–1999)	385 385-388		Sevgi Uçan Çubukçu	architect editor women's rights activist	female	1947-02-04	Mersin	1999-02-28	Istanbul
150	Alojzija Štebi		ŠTEBI, Alojzija (Lojzka) (1883–1956)	530 530-533	Marta Verginella		politician teacher opinion journalist suffragette	female	1883-03-24	Ljubljana	1956-08-09	Ljubljana
151	Narcyza Żmichowska	Polish writer and feminist (1819–1876)	ŻMICHOWSKA, Narcyza (1819–1876)	628 628-632	Grażyna Borkowska		poet writer	female	1819-03-04	Warsaw	1876-12-24	Warsaw

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