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Happy Women's Day! Let every day be colorful and bright like spring!

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Womens Day Poster - Made with PosterMyWall

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Irene Thomas/ 11th Junior High School of Acharnes/Greece

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Irene Thomas/ 11th Junior High School of Acharnes/Greece

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Female symbols who wrote History!
On this day, March 8, 415 AD, the Greek Neoplatonic philosopher, mathematician and astronomer Hypatia dies in martyrdom.
A woman I admire for her strength, for the stature that raised her time, for her voice. A female symbol. She was such a great mathematician that she was admired not only in Alexandria, where she lived, but also in Constantinople and Rome. She surpassed her great mathematician father, spoke philosophy, taught Plato, knew Algebra and Geometry, knew how to make an astrolabe.
Her daily life was dedicated to teaching. Particularly charismatic and beloved, she was known to all for her knowledge and abilities, for her purity and respectable character.
This role can be played by each of us. She just has to be determined. And Hypatia was determined in every breath of her life…
We all carry a Hypatia within us. Determined. Powerful.
We just have to look for her. And we will find her.

On this day, March 8, 415 AD, the Greek Neoplatonic philosopher, mathematician, and astronomer Hypatia dies in martyrdom.

A woman I admire for her strength, for the stature that raised her time, for her voice. A female symbol. She was such a great mathematician that she was admired not only in Alexandria, where she lived but also in Constantinople and Rome. She surpassed her great mathematician father, spoke philosophy, taught Plato, knew Algebra and Geometry, and knew how to make an astrolabe.

Her daily life was dedicated to teaching. Particularly charismatic and beloved, she was known to all for her knowledge and abilities, for her purity and respectable character.

This role can be played by each of us. She just has to be determined. And Hypatia was determined in every breath of her life…

We all carry a Hypatia within us. Determined. Powerful.

We just have to look for her. And we will find her.

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Fatma Suzan Kahramaner (21 May 1913 - 22 February 2006) is one of the first female mathematicians in Turkey.
After her doctoral thesis was approved, Kahramaner continued her scientific and academic studies at Istanbul University as one of Turkey's first female mathematicians with a PhD in Mathematics. He also contributed to the establishment of the Balkan Mathematicians Union, which was held with the participation of Romania, Yugoslavia, Greece, Bulgaria and Turkey. In 1971 he joined the Balkan Mathematicians Union in Athens. He also participated in the congress organized by the Balkan Mathematicians Union in September 1971.
Happy women's day to this wonderful woman who contributed to my country in the field of mathematics and all women like her.💐💐💐

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Viktorija Gudaitytė-Kauno Stepono Dariaus ir Stasio Girėno gimnazija, Lithuania. Teacher: D. Balevičienė 

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Viktorija Gudaitytė-Kauno Stepono Dariaus ir Stasio Girėno gimnazija, Lithuania. Teacher: D. Balevičienė 

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Joana Liaugminaitė-Kauno Stepono Dariaus ir Stasio Girėno gimnazija, Lithuania. Teacher: D. Balevičienė

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Joana Liaugminaitė-Kauno Stepono Dariaus ir Stasio Girėno gimnazija, Lithuania. Teacher: D. Balevičienė

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Karolina Kazlovaitė-Kauno Stepono Dariaus ir Stasio Girėno gimnazija, Lithuania. Teacher: D. Balevičienė

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Karolina Kazlovaitė-Kauno Stepono Dariaus ir Stasio Girėno gimnazija, Lithuania. Teacher: D. Balevičienė

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Dimitra Kesoglou/Greece/11th Junior High School of Acharnes/Teacher: Irene Thomas

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Dimitra Kesoglou/Greece/11th Junior High School of Acharnes/Teacher: Irene Thomas

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Happy Women's Day !!!

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Made by students: Lucija, Barbara and Patrik
Teacher: Marina Kopjar

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Our world would mean nothing without women. Their courage that exists in perfect harmony with amazing tenderness saves our world every day. Happy Woman’s Day to our mothers, daughters and sisters!

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Happy Women's Day! Best regards from Poland :)

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Happy Women's Day! Best regards from Poland :)

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Agnieszka Raducka
Zespół Szkół nr 2 im. Władysława Orkana w Szczecinie