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Modern Woman's Rights Movement

Name: Modern Woman's Rights Movement
Author: Käthe Schirmacher

Käthe Schirmacher

Read by BettyB, Julie Johnsrud, Alex, DH2003, BerthaMason, Krista Zaleski, Nathan Ince, Anna Sofia Andersson, Mamacheetah, Richa Jain, mleigh, Availle, Ciufi Galeazzi, Hope Bloom, Tatiana Chichilla and Andy Glover · LibriVox · public domain · Archive.org recording · License

Chapters

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Preface (8:50)
Chapter I. The Germanic Countries (1:38)
The United States of America, Part 1 (32:37)
The United States of America, Part 2 (27:52)
Australia (21:05)
Great Britian, Part 1 (31:56)
Great Britian, Part 2 (27:00)
Canada (5:54)
South Africa (3:08)
The Scandinavian Countries (3:43)
Sweden (13:53)
Finland (12:15)
Norway (10:45)
Denmark (7:39)
The Netherlands (15:02)
Switzerland (17:35)
Germany (22:43)
Luxemburg (2:41)
German Austria (18:03)
Hungary (9:55)
Chapter II. The Romance Countries; France (26:21)
Belgium (8:28)
Italy (15:44)
Spain; Portugal (9:35)
The Latin-American Republics of Central and South America (5:24)
Chapter III. The Slavic and Balkan States; Russia (22:42)
Czechish Bohemia and Moravia (4:16)
Galicia (6:38)
The Slovene Woman's Rights Movement (1:42)
Servia-Bulgaria-Rumania (7:42)
Greece (6:18)
Chapter IV The Orient and the Far East (1:42)
Turkey and Egypt (9:25)
Bosnia and Herzegovina; Persia (2:52)
India (6:43)
China (8:42)
Japan and Korea (5:39)
Closing Paragraph and Conclusion (4:18)