God and State Above All: Rethinking Polish Independence and Women's Emancipation.

This article explores how politically active Polish women starting in the late nineteenth century until the start of World War II viewed themselves and their duties vis-a-vis the Polish nation. It traces the women's movement in Poland from the first calls for women's right to work, to their eventual...

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Published in:	Polish Review Vol. 69; no. 1; pp. 8 - 26
Main Author:	Cornett, Natalie
Format:	Article
Published:	University of Illinois Press 2024
Subjects:	Public sphere Polish people Women's rights Gender inequality Women's roles Feminism Right to work (Human rights) Poland
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