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Ana de Montenegro. La princesa en la década de 1890. Ana Petrović Njegoš ( Cetiña, 18 de agosto de 1874- Montreux, 22 de abril de 1971) fue la séptima de los vástagos y la sexta hija del rey Nicolás I de Montenegro y de su esposa, Milena Vukotić. 1 .
Ana Lima Vaughness Carmo, conocida como Ana Montenegro, (Quixeramobim, Estado de Ceará, 1915 — Salvador de Bahía, 30 de marzo de 2006) fue una escritora, periodista, activista, editora, y poeta brasileña, afiliada al Partido Comunista Brasileño en 1945. [1]
Ana Petrović Njegoš fue la séptima de los vástagos y la sexta hija del rey Nicolás I de Montenegro y de su esposa, Milena Vukotić.
— Ana Montenegro. Ana Montenegro (1915) has been a communist militant since her youth. She was part of the creation of many female organizations. With the military coup of 1964, she went into exile with her two small children. After 15 years, she came back to her country to continue her battle.
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13 de abr. de 2018 · Estabelecida na Alemanha, Ana Montenegro teve importante papel na organização das lutas feministas e na imprensa que debatia essa questão: foi integrante da seção para América Latina da Federação Democrática Internacional de Mulheres (FDIN), quando trabalhou na revista dessa entidade: Mulheres do Mundo Inteiro.
Years active. 1944-1998. Ana Montenegro (April 13, 1915 – March 30, 2006) was a Brazilian author, journalist, activist, editor, and poet. She was a militant communist and lived in exile for more than 15 years after the 1964 coup. She was a lawyer who advised on human rights and women's rights issues and actively fought against racism.
