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...anslation" of the essays written by [[Georg Lukács]], a [[Hungarian people|Hungarian]] philosopher and founder of the Western Marxist tradition.<ref name=Arella [[Category:Catholic feminists]] ...

...> they have subsequently been seen by [[Sex-positive feminism|sex-positive feminists]] as pioneering work.<ref>Susie Bright, ''Totally Heterotica'' (1995), p. 2 # The Hungarian Adventurer ...

...she was forced to emigrate to Galicia, which was then part of the [[Austro-Hungarian Empire]]. She lived in Lviv.<ref name="svaboda.org"/> Pashkievich began tea [[Category:Belarusian socialist feminists]] ...

...ilčinović was born in [[Sisak]], [[Kingdom of Croatia-Slavonia]], [[Austro-Hungarian Empire]] (now [[Croatia]]) on 14 January 1878, her mother Ludmilla's [[ille [[Category:Croatian feminists]] ...

...ssfully published into several languages, such as German, French, Spanish, Hungarian. [[Category:Italian feminists]] ...

...er to Hungary where she became a music teacher. There, in 1874 she married Hungarian journalist and writer [[Ferdinand von Borostyáni]]. However, though the ma [[Category:Austrian feminists]] ...

...arents, Henriette and Max Kotányi, were middle-class [[Jews]] of [[Hungary|Hungarian]] origin; her father worked as a [[wine]] merchant. [[Category:Austrian feminists]] ...

| nationality = Hungarian ...Eötvös Loránd University]], Budapest. She is a corresponding member of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences. ...

...War II]]. Having made contact during her studies abroad with international feminists, Zay pressed for women to be given the right to vote. In 1918, her campaign ...u|Zay Adolf}}, who would become a lawyer and [[National Assembly (Hungary)|Hungarian parliamentarian]].{{sfn|Schiel|2018|p=562}}{{sfn|Berger|2019}} Her father w ...

...century. She was one of the women who participated in the push by pacifist feminists during [[World War I]] for world leaders to develop a mediating body to wor ...Women's Council]] ({{lang-nl|Nederlandse Vrouwen Raad (NVR)}}), with other feminists such as [[Johanna Naber]] and {{ill|Mien van Itallie-van Embden|nl}}. Aroun ...

| nationality = Austrian, ([[Austria-Hungary|Austro-Hungarian Empire]]) [[Category:Austrian socialist feminists]] ...

...35111826/ |title=As MTV EMAs Go Ahead in Budapest Despite Anti-LGBTQ Laws, Hungarian Activist Award Winner Details 'Fear and Censorship' |first=Naman |last=Rama [[Category:Brazilian feminists]] ...

...thnically and linguistically German region in the [[Austria-Hungary|Austro-Hungarian Empire]]. Her father, like many in the area, was a textile worker. He la ...reaty of Versailles|Congress of Versailles]] the [[Austria-Hungary|Austro-Hungarian Empire]] ceased to exist and [[Bohemia]] found itself part of the newly for ...

[[Category:Austrian people of Hungarian descent]] [[Category:Austrian feminists]] ...

...Alternatives with Women for a New Era]] (DAWN), a transnational network of feminists from the global South * [[Dawn (1985 film)|''Dawn'' (1985 film)]], a Franco-Hungarian film ...

...mburg-Altonaer Fischerhafen GmbH]] in Ottensen, which was dedicated to the Hungarian and Czech Jewish women in the [[Neuengamme Concentration Camp#Women's Camp| [[Category:German feminists]] ...

Angela Vode was born in [[Ljubljana]], in what was then the [[Austro-Hungarian Empire]]. After graduating from the [[teachers college]] in Ljubljana in 19 [[Category:Socialist feminists]] ...

...she served as Senate Chair when Czechoslovakia broke away from the Austro-Hungarian Empire. She was a vice president of the [[International Council of Women]], ...tion of Czech Teachers{{sfn|Uhrová|2015}} and spoke out against the Austro-Hungarian law which forbade teachers marriage and required that they remain celibate. ...

...nto gender by means of the incest taboo have proven particularly useful to feminists. Butler revisits three of the most popular: the anthropologist [[Claude Lé ...nder Trouble'' outside the [[Hungarian Parliament Building]] in protest of Hungarian Prime Minister [[Viktor Orbán]]'s decision to revoke accreditation and fun ...

...She would continue translating literature into English, including works of Hungarian, Yiddish, Spanish, French, Italian, and Russian poetry.<ref name="ANBO"/><r [[Category:American socialist feminists]] ...