Federica Montseny

Federica Montseny

politician Spain

Federica Montseny was a prominent Spanish anarchist and politician, known for being the first female minister in Spain during the Second Spanish Republic. She was a key figure in the anarchist movement and advocated for social reforms, including women's rights and labor rights. Montseny remains a significant historical figure, embodying the struggles of women and the working class during a tumultuous period in Spanish history.

Born on Feb 12, 1905 (120 years old)

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Spain Spain: Federica Montseny is recognized as a prominent figure who left Spain during the dictatorship. 6

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El País: Por qué con Franco no se vivía mejor: cuando el Régimen creía que el papel de la mujer era “encontrar a quién someterse” | España

Spain Spain: Andrea Galaxina admires Federica Montseny as a visionary anarchist and the first female minister in Spain. 9

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Dominican Republic Dominican Republic: Federica Montseny was the first female minister in Spain. 7

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