Publicēja Baiba Blaua on februāris 28, 2012 · 1 Comment
International Women’s Day (used to be International Working Women’s Day) has a century-long history, if we don’t count a legend from year 1857, when huge amount of women in New York came out on the streets to protest against hard working conditions in fabric factory. From New York to Europe with German socialist Clara Zetkin in front and her suggestion to CELEBRATE International Women’s Day! It’s all about you, ladies!
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