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1879: The First Spanish Feminist Congress

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1879: The First Spanish Feminist Congress

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Held in Madrid, Spain, the First Spanish Feminist Congress focused on the idea of women's education and employment rights. It was a groundbreaking event that highlighted the need for women's presence in public and professional spheres.

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1898: Aletta Jacobs Opens First Birth Control Clinic

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1898: Aletta Jacobs Opens First Birth Control Clinic

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In Amsterdam, the Netherlands, Aletta Jacobs founded the world's first birth control clinic. A pioneer in advocating for women’s health and reproductive rights, Jacobs marked a significant milestone in women's history.

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1904: German Women's Movement - Verein Frauenbildung

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1904: German Women's Movement - Verein Frauenbildung

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In Germany, the Women's Education Association, also known as Verein Frauenbildung, was founded to campaign for women's rights to education and professional training. This marked a significant advance in the country's feminist movement.

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March 8, 1911, saw the celebration of the first International Women's Day, a global event founded by Clara Zetkin. Initially commemorated in Germany, it later spread worldwide, focusing on women's rights and achievements.

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1920: Belgian Women Gain the Right to Vote

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1920: Belgian Women Gain the Right to Vote

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After years of struggle, Belgian women were granted the right to vote in 1920, a significant victory for the country's feminist movement and women's rights.

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Spain witnessed a landmark moment in 1931 when women were granted the right to vote. This was a result of tireless campaigning by figures like Clara Campoamor, demonstrating a significant achievement in Spanish women's rights history.

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1957: The Netherlands Passes the Marital Powers Act

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1957: The Netherlands Passes the Marital Powers Act

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The Marital Powers Act was passed in the Netherlands in 1957, dismantling the legal authority of husbands over their wives. This act represented a critical step toward gender equality in marital relations.

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1975: First Women's Liberation March in Brussels

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1975: First Women's Liberation March in Brussels

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Belgium hosted its first Women's Liberation March in Brussels in 1975, showcasing the rising feminist movement in the country. The march focused on issues like reproductive rights and equality in the workforce.

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1975: The First International Women's Year

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1975: The First International Women's Year

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UNESCO declared 1975 as the First International Women's Year, focusing on gender equality and women's contributions worldwide. This marked an important acknowledgment of the global feminist movement.

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2018: Major Feminist Demonstration in Spain

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2018: Major Feminist Demonstration in Spain

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On March 8, 2018, Spain saw one of the largest feminist demonstrations in history, with over 5 million people participating. The protests called for gender equality and an end to violence against women, marking a significant moment in contemporary feminist activism.