Linda Paxling
@paxling.se
Researcher and Supervisor at Malmö University • Doctor of Technoscience Studies
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This is activist Elin Wägner in front of the 351,454 signatures required to adopt women’s voting rights in Sweden’s general elections – finalized in 1921. This was later than Finland (1906), Norway (1913) and Denmark (1915).
Tangible signatures really served to highlight immense efforts.
Tangible signatures really served to highlight immense efforts.
November 30, 2024 at 4:50 PM
This is activist Elin Wägner in front of the 351,454 signatures required to adopt women’s voting rights in Sweden’s general elections – finalized in 1921. This was later than Finland (1906), Norway (1913) and Denmark (1915).
Tangible signatures really served to highlight immense efforts.
Tangible signatures really served to highlight immense efforts.