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Hubertine Auclert, (Tilly, municipio de Sant-Priest-en-Murat 1 ( Allier ), 10 de abril de 1848- París, 8 de abril de 1914) fue una periodista, pionera del movimiento feminista y la primera sufragista en Francia. 2 Imitando los métodos de las "suffragettes " inglesas Auclert practicó la provocación y la desobediencia civil: huelga de impuesto...
Marie Anne Hubertine Auclert, née le 10 avril 1848 à Saint-Priest-en-Murat et morte le 8 avril 1914 dans le 11 e arrondissement de Paris [1], [2], est une journaliste, écrivaine et militante féministe française qui s'est battue en faveur de l’éligibilité des femmes et de leur droit de vote.
Hubertine Auclert ([y.bɛʁ.tin o.klɛʁ]; 10 April 1848 – 4 August 1914) was a leading French feminist and a campaigner for women's suffrage. Early life [ edit ] Born in the Allier département in the Auvergne area of France into a middle-class family, Hubertine Auclert's father died when she was 13 and her mother sent her to live ...
La figura de Hubertine Auclert es una de las más emblemáticas dentro del panorama de la reivindicación feminista en la Francia de finales del siglo XIX. Su militancia en defensa de unos derechos para la mujer de igualdad política y social empujó a esta autora a dedicarse en cuerpo y alma a la causa.
Hubertine Auclert: the French Suffragette. By Steven C. Hause, (New Haven: Yale University Press, 1987). Library of Congress General Collections. Hubertine Auclert (1848-1914) is often credited as the “first French feminist” or the “founder of the French women’s suffrage movement.”
Auclert, Hubertine (1848–1914) Founder of the women's suffrage movement in France who struggled for 30 years to win the vote through her suffrage league, her militant newspaper, and dramatic tactics including a tax boycott and violent demonstrations. Name variations: "Liberta," Jeanne Voitout.
Hubertine Auclert (1848-1914) was a militant French activist for women’s suffrage in a nation that feared women’s involvement in politics: The Third Republic. In 1876 she founded the society for the Rights of Women ( Société le droit des femmes) that supported equal women’s suffrage; 1883, the organization formally changed its name to ...
