Clara Eissner (1857 – 1933) who became Clara Zetkin was a German journalist, politician and feminist figure. She is notably at the origin of the international day of womens rights on March 8. Activist for equal rights between women and men Born on July 5, 1857, Clara Eissner is the daughter of a
Passed down to posterity as the conqueror of Verdun during the First World War, MarshalPétain became, after the defeat of 1940, the head of the “French State” of Vichy. After accepting an armistice with very harsh conditions for France, he tried to promote his “National Revolution”, while letting hi
Third sister of Napoleon, she married Murat in 1800. Grand Duchess of Cleves and Queen of Naples. An eternal schemer, she tried in vain to preserve her kingdom.
Aymara fighter, Bartolina Sisa (1750 or 1753 ‒ 1782) inspired and led, alongside her husband, a revolt against the Spanish colonial authorities in Upper Peru. In Bolivia, she is a heroine and a model of resistance. Colonial oppression Daughter of Josefa and José Vergas Sisa, Bartolina Sisa was bo