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German politician. Joined Social Democratic Party 1881 and active in labour union movement. Worked for emancipation of working women. During 1880s and early 1890s tried unseccessfully to organise women workers and formed many ocieties for promotion of their interests. In 1890 published The fenmale Worker later renamed Equality. One of the most significant socio-democratic labour union leaders of Germany pledging herself tirelessly fot the social, economic and political importance of female workers. 

          
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She was the first woman neurosurgeon in the world. She started the Faculty of Medicine in Bucharest, in 1939, preparing for the medical profession in the years of the World War II. She performed her practical training under exceptional circumstances, in campaign hospitals where she cared for the wounded, or under the threat of bombing. In 1943 joined the team of Dr. Dimitrie Bagdasar, the founder of Romanian neurosurgery. In the context of the 1944 bombing of Bucharest, Sofia Ionescu-Ogrezeanu was forced, due to lack of staff, to perform a brain surgery on a little boy who had been trapped under debris. The patient survived, and his savior has become the world’s first woman neurosurgeon! Sofia Ionescu-Ogrezeanu graduated from Medicine in 1945, and in the following year she obtained her PhD in Neurosurgery. She dedicated her entire activity to brain and spine surgeries achieved in the Hospital no. 9 in Bucharest. She performed numerous world premiere surgeries using unique techniques, that have saved hundreds of lives. Sofia Ionescu-Ogrezeanu, an exceptional physician, was also a university professor and part of the Academy of Medical Sciences.

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IOTTI Nilde 10. 4. 1920 - 4. 12. 1999
Italijanska političarka je postala leta 1946 poslanka v italijanskem parlamentu. Kot članica komunistične stranke je leta 1962 postala članica predsedstva komunistične partije. 

Italian politician, born in Reggio Emilia, Italy. A member of the Italian Communist Party, she became a deputy in 1946. She became a member of the party's leadership in 1962, and was president of the chamber of deputies from 1979 to 1992.

  
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INGLIS Elsie 16. 8. 1864 - 26. 11. 1917
Škotska zdravnica je prva ženska, ki je bila odlikovana z najvišjim srbskim odlikovanjem: Ordenom Beli orel. Odlikovana je bila tudi z redom svetega Save. Ustanovila je škotsko žensko bolnico, ki je pomagala zavezniškim vojaškim enotam v prvi svetovni vojni. Leta 1915 je v Mladenovcu ustanovila prvo vojno bolnico v Srbiji. V Mladenovcu so ji postavili spominski vodnjak, v Beogradu pa na medicinski fakulteti spominsko plaketo.

She was Scottish doctor and first woman to receive the highest Serbian decoration - the order of the White Eagle. She was also awared the Order of St. Sava. She was founder of the organization Scottish Women`s Hospital for helping the military forces of the allies during World War One. She founded the first war hospital in Serbia in 1915 in Mladenovac. There is a menorial fountainin honor of Elsie. At the Medical Faculty in Belgrade is a memorial plague.

  
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Romanian writer and poet. She attended the primary school in Costiujeni and the highschool at the Bishop women school in Chisinau. She studied Law and Phylosophy in Chsinau; she had a degree in Law and she was for a short time a lawyer in Iasi. She started as a writer in 1932 by poems in the „Licurici” review of the „Bogdan Petriceicu Hasdeu” boys highschool in Chisinau.

    
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The sisters of the Daughters of Divine Charity, which were established in Vienna in 1868 by Franciska Lechner, began its work in 1882 in Sarajevo, where the nuns came at the invitation of Archbishop Josip Stadler. At the Convent of Saint Mary’s Home in Pale, opened in 1911, the 1941 war has caught five sisters: Jula Ivanišević, Berchmana Leidenix, Krizina Bojanc, Antonija Fabjan and Bernadeta Banja. On the 11 December Serbian fighters chetniks looted the house, burned it down and forced five sisters to walk in the direction of Goražde Their four-day way of the cross at freezing temperatures and snow, along with the interrogations, has led to Sjetline, where the 76-year old Berchmana, exhausted from the walk and all the events, was separated from the group and forced to remain behind. Other sisters reached Goražde on 15 December 1941 and were placed in the military barracks on the 2nd floor. On the same evening, the chetniks broke into the room with the impure intentions and assaulted them. In defense of their human dignity, sisters broke loose from hands of their attackers and one by one jumped out through the window. The cetnicks have killed injured nuns with knives and thrown their bodies into the River Drina. Sr. Berchmana was killed eight days later, on 23 December in Sjetlina.

   
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Jekaterina Karsten, Inna Zhukova, Julija Bičik, Natalija Helakh, Natallia Mikhnevich, Nadzeya Ostapchuk, Nastassia Novikava, Alina Tumilovich, Glafira Martinovich, Ksenia Sankovich, Olesya Babushkina, Zinaida Lunina.

    

Serbian tenis player. Greatest achievements: Grand Slam finals – Australian Open 2008. and Grand Slam finals – French Open 2007; WTA Titles (5): 2007. – Berlin, Los Angeles, Luxembourg; 2006. – Montreal; 2005. – Kanberra; ITF Titles (5): Mallorca, Gifu, Fukuoka, Fano, Batumi. Finals: 2 Grand Slam finals and one WTA Tournament finals in Tokyo, 2007. Semi-finals (7): 2008. – Sidney; 2007. – Amelia Island, Wimbledon, Madrid Masters; 2006. – Warsaw, Zurich, Linz.
On September 2007 she became UNICEF national ambassador.

  
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