CENTENARY OF WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE: HOW THE VOTE WAS WON

With contributions from researcher and writer, Elizabeth Crawford and academic historian Dr Sumita Mukherjee, produced by the Fawcett Society and chaired by Lord Daniel Finkelstein, this talk will explore the detailed history of the fight for the vote and the role of suffragists and Suffragettes, revealing some of the untold stories of the suffrage movement including the Indian Suffragettes and the international fight for the vote.

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