Women in history by Brenda Avila

Annelies Marie Frank

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1945- Spallanzani Joaquín

Marilyn Monroe (1926)

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Birth: Marilyn Monroe was born in Los Ángeles, in the North American state of California.

1969

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Margaret Hamilton is a Computer Scientist, Mathematician, and Software Engineer. She was director of the Software Engineering Division of the MIT Instrumentation Laboratory, where with her team she developed the "on-board" navigation software for the Apollo Space Program.

Birthday: August 17, 1936.

Daniela Arrieta

Marilyn Monroe (1933)

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At age 7 she was hospitalized for depression.

Edith Piaf (1913)

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She grew up between houses of prostitutes and cabaret. From an early age she began to sing on the streets of Paris. Her unmistakable voice and great talent would make her travel the world, despite her stormy life. It inspired numerous composers and young artists. She also stood out as a film and theater actress.
MOLINA LUJAN LOUISIANA

Elizabeth Blackwell

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After ten rejections from universities, she was admitted to Geneva Medical College in New York. The students thought it was a joke so they voted to admit it. She graduated top of the class in eighteen hundred and forty-nine. Blackwell included her sister Emily to pursue medicine and then joined her with her own medical degree, in eighteen hundred and fifty-seven together they opened a clinic in New York for indigenous women and children was the first women's hospital.
Agramunt Martina

Rosa Parks

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Rosa Louise McCauley Parks, was an African-American activist, an important figure in the civil rights movement in the United States, especially for having refused to give up her seat to a white person and move to the back of the bus in Montgomery, Alabama, on 1 December 1955.

Dorothy Constance Stratton (1942)

jspallanzani7 — 2021-08-26 13:06:03 UTC

Dorothy Constance Stratton is best known as the first director of the SPARS, the U.S. Coast Guard Women's Reserve during World War II. In 1942 she became the first woman to be commissioned an officer in U.S.

1953

makitamaky98 — 2021-08-26 13:07:52 UTC

Rosalind Elsie Franklin was a British chemist and crystallographer. Her work with X-ray diffraction images had great importance in the progress of various fields. In a manly and difficult environment, Rosalind obtained an X-ray diffraction photograph of a DNA fiber, the famous "Photograph 51" in 1953, which unmistakably revealed its structure.

Birthday: July 25, 1920
Death: April 16, 1958

Daniela Arrieta

Marilyn Monroe (1936)

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His childhood and adolescence was spent in an orphanage, in one of the foster homes, he suffered sexual abuse

Marilyn Monroe (1942)

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Marked by emotional instability and poverty, at the age of sixteen, after dropping out of her studies, she was employed in an aircraft construction plant. In the same factory, he met a 21-year-old mechanic, James Dougherty, whom he married on June 19, 1942 and whom he would divorce four years later.

Marilyn Monroe (1946)

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A fashion photographer discovered her and convinced her to become a model

Marilyn Monroe (1947)

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Appeared in 3 movies, takes the name Marilyn Monroe

Rosalind Franklin

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Born in London in 1920, she played a key role in discovering the structure of DNA, although she never got the recognition it deserved. An ovarian cancer caused by repeated exposures to radiation in her experiments and the prevailing machismo in the society of the time deprived him of the Nobel Prize in Medicine, which was awarded to her laboratory colleagues in 1962, a few years after her passing.

Gabrielle Chanel (1883)

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He was born in France in 1883, into a humble family.
At the age of 12, after the death of her mother, she is abandoned in a convent orphanage with her two sisters.
At the age of 18, she moved to a Catholic pension near Moulins.
At 20 she began working as a seamstress and singing in a cafe where cavalry officers attended mostly. There she adopted the nickname of Coco taken from a song she used to sing.

Leys Ingrid

Gabrielle Chanel (1906)

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At 23 she became a lover of Etienne Balsan, a cavalry officer.
In 1908 she fell in love with Arthur Boy Capel, a friend of Balsan.
Two years later, with their help, she founded a women's hat-making business.

Gabrielle Chanel (1910)

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Coco Chanet is the first creative director. The first advertisement occurs.

The most famous actresses wear their hats, which helps to consolidate their reputation. The simplicity that characterizes his way of dressing causes a sensation and is imitated throughout the capital.

His masterstroke was to feminize men's clothing and at the same time incorporate clothing elements completely opposed to the notions of elegance of the early 20th century.

Gabrielle Chanel (1920)

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In 1920, he created the two-piece suit 
In 1924 he created Parfums Chanel, together with his new love Duke Wertheimer.
Years later, she launched her jewelry line.

Gabrielle Chanel (1925)

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In 1925 he created two fashion classics, the cardigan for men and the "little black dress"

Valentina Tereshkova

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Thiago Soviet woman was the first woman in history to travel to space and the only one to do it alone, aboard the Vostok 6 in 1963. It was part of a study that sought to answer the question of whether woman offered the same space in space.
Physical and mental resistance than Men. The conclusion after the three days that the extraterrestrial journey lasted was affirmative.
After the space mission I studied and graduated in space engineering.
A year later she would enter politics, where she held various positions until she reached the central committe of the Committe Party Of the Soviet Union.

Villarruel Moyano Aylen Iris

Gabrielle Chanel (1953)

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In 1953 he returned to Paris after an exile in Switzerland and realized that he lost popularity with the appearance of a new competitor, Dior.

Gabrielle Chanel (1921)

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After Capel's death in 1919 in an accident, deep grief seized Coco, who considered him to be "the love of her life." The designer traveled to Italy where she met and fell in love with Demetrio Romanov from whom she learned perfumery and found a taste for it.
1921
Launch of Chanel No.5 perfume, the first fragrance to bear the name of a designer

Gabrielle Chanel (1944)

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At the beginning of World War II, Coco was forced to close her stores, leaving only 31 on rue de Cambon, where French and American soldiers bought a lot.
But in 1944 she had to go into exile in Switzerland after being accused of being a Nazi spy.

Gabrielle Chanel (1957)

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Together with Raymond Massaro, he designed the two-tone footwear: the toe would be black, giving the foot a smaller appearance and lengthening the leg.

Gabrielle Chanel (1971)

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A few years later, at the age of 87, Gabrielle died in her room at the Ritz Hotel, where she resided for more than thirty years.

Gabrielle Chanel (1910)

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The Mansion Chanel, a hat shop, financed by Arthur Boy, opens on Rue Cambon, Paris.
1913
She opens her first fashion house in Deauville where she starts selling innovative Boy-inspired womenswear. Eliminate the corsets of that time.

Marilyn Monroe (1958)

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His depressions and his addiction to alcohol and barbiturates are accentuated.

FRIDA KAHLO

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Her full name was Magdalena Carmen Frida Kahlo Calderon, was a Mexican painter recognized as a pop icon of Mexican culture. She was born in 1907 and died in 1954 in Coyoacan, Mexico City. In 1925, she suffered a tragic accident, the consequences of which she suffered until her death. During a long convalescence, she began to paint her face by copying it from a mirror mounted on the canopy of her bed. At first, she was a realist and painted portraits of family and friends, she also liked to paint flowers. But later, because of the intensity of her feelings and a shattered body, she painted more and more of her own image combined with dreamlike, sometimes brutal expressions. In 1929, she married Diego Rivera, whom she divorced in 1940, only to remarry him a year later.
She was the author of 150 works, mainly self-portraits, in which she projected her difficulties to survive.

Fuentes Lucia

LADY DI, JUN 1, 1961

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Diana Frances Spencer, recognized as the Princess Diana of Wales, was born in Sandringham, England on July 1, 1961 and was the daughter of John Spencer, 8th Earl of Spencer and Frances Ruth Burke Roche. Felipe A. (September 17, 2017).
(Ana Torcivia)

LADY DI, 1964,Childhood

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His early years were spent in the family residence at Sandringham, where he received his early education as a governess. Felipe A. (September 17, 2017) History and Biography of Diana of Wales.

LADY DI, 1968,Difficult moments

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In 1968, Diana was taken into parental custody due to her parents' divorce and entered the King’s Lynn School.
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Felipe A. (September 17, 2017)

LADY DI,1975,Lady Diana Spencer

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By 1975, after her father inherited the title of Count Spencer, she was known as Lady Diana Spencer. Felipe A. (September 17, 2017)

LADY DI, 1977 Adolescence

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Between 1977 and 1978 he studied in Switzerland and after finishing them he settled in London. Felipe A. (September 17, 2017) History and Biography of Diana of Wales.

LADY DI, 1977 Romance

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In November 1977 she met Prince Charles of Wales, the eldest son of Queen Elizabeth II of England and heir to the British throne, with whom she contracted a romantic relationship two years later. Felipe A. (September 17, 2017)

LADY DI,JUL 29, 1981 Wedding

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The wedding took place on July 29, 1981 in London's St Paul's Cathedral officiated by the Archbishop of Canterbury. From this union were born the princes Guillermo (William) and Enrique (Harry). Felipe A. (September 17, 2017)

LADY DI, 1996 Divorce

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On August 28, 1996, Diana officially separated from her husband, becoming the only non-royal princess in the history of the United Kingdom; He was able to maintain his residence at Kensington Palace in order to maintain good relations with the British Royal Family for the sake of his two sons. Felipe A. (September 17, 2017)

LADY DI, 1997 Death

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Princess Diana of Wales died in a car accident inside the Tunnel de l’Alma, on the north bank of the Seine River in Paris, France on August 31, 1997 at the age of 36. Along with her, her partner Dodi Al-Fayed and the driver of the car, Henri Paul, also perished. Felipe A. (September 17, 2017)

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