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...d over 30 works of world literature into Yiddish from German, English, and Russian. ...=Gertrud Pickhan|access-date=17 February 2018}}</ref> then a part of the [[Russian Empire]]. ...

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| nationality = Russian '''Anna Andreevna Kalmanovich''' ([[fl.]] 1893–1917) was a Russian [[feminist]] and [[suffragette]]. Her public activities began with [[philan ...

[[Category:Baltic-German people from the Russian Empire]] [[Category:Educators from the Russian Empire]] ...

|birth_place = [[Gomel]], [[Russian Empire]] ...orn Hasya Kupfermintz in [[Gomel]] in the [[Mogilev Governorate]] of the [[Russian Empire]] (now in [[Belarus]]), and was a member of the Youth of Zion and [[ ...

{{Short description|Russian feminist, historian and journalist}} | nationality = Russian ...

{{Short description|Russian feminist writer, lawyer and literary editor}} ...r. Following her study at the [[University of Leipzig]], she was the first Russian woman to earn the [[Doctor of Law#Germany|Doctor of Law]] degree,<ref name= ...

{{Short description|Russian political activist}} '''Eugenie "Jeanie" Georgievna Bouvier''' (1865–1933) was a [[Russian people|Russian]] political activist who participated in the [[suffragette movement]] in [[ ...

{{Short description|Russian political activist}} ...tal studies]] and [[Japanese literature]], and a prominent member of the [[Russian Socialist Movement]]. ...

{{Short description|Russian writer, radio host, and blogger}} | nationality = Russian ...

|birth_place=[[Odessa]], [[Russian Empire]] ...ia Chertkoff de Repetto''' (7 October 1869 – 31 May 1927) was a [[Russians|Russian]]-born [[Argentine]] feminist, intellectual, educator, political activist, ...

...'''Arbore-Ralli''' or '''Ralli-Arbore''' (rendered into [[Russian language|Russian]] as ''Екатерина Арборе'' or ''Арборэ'' - ''Yekaterina ...r being received in the ranks of the [[Communist Party of the Soviet Union|Russian Communist Party]], Ecaterina Arbore was integrated in the administrative st ...

...cess-date=2023-01-26 |website=Sejm-Wielki.pl}}</ref> Her grandfathers were Russian general [[Adam Rzhevusky|Adam Rzewuski]] and Prussian general {{Ill|Frydery ...them!"<ref>{{cite journal|title="Geneva – the key to equality": inter-war feminists and the league of nations|journal = Women's History Review|volume = 3|issue ...

{{Short description|Russian journalist (born 1998)}} ...ists Putin|url=https://forward.com/opinion/490482/on-the-eve-of-passover-a-russian-jewish-heroine-resists-putin/|author-last=|author-first=|access-date=20 Apr ...

...órdoba]] to the immigrant family who fled the [[anti-Jewish pogroms in the Russian Empire]]: her father Felipe came from [[Zgurița]] in [[Bessarabia]] and mo [[Category:Argentine feminists]] ...

| birth_place = [[Hrodna]], [[Russian Empire]] Meisel was born in [[Grodno]] in the [[Russian Empire]] (today Hrodna in [[Belarus]]),<ref>Joan Comay, Lavinia Cohn-Sherbo ...

...ssian Empire]] – 1932 in [[Leningrad]], [[Soviet Union]]) was a pioneering Russian woman [[pediatrician]] and [[women's rights]] activist. ...Shabanova received many accolades for her professional work, including the Russian [[Hero of Socialist Labor|Hero of Labor medal]] in 1928 and membership of ...

{{short description|Russian author and political activist}} ...ена Георгиевская|website=Netslova.ru|accessdate=12 March 2019}}</ref> is a Russian author and political{{Citation needed|date=May 2019}} activist. Georgievsky ...

Djionat was born in the [[Russian Empire]] and educated at the [[University of Odessa]] before becoming a tea [[Category:Romanian feminists]] ...

{{Short description|Russian feminist}} ...nko''' ({{lang-ru|Да́рья Андре́евна Сере́нко}}; born 23 January 1993) is a Russian feminist activist, poet, curator and public artist. ...