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202260 minPGdocumentary

Virginia

202260 minPGdocumentary

One of the leading anarchists of the late nineteenth century, Virginia Bolten fought for women's rights in Argentina and beyond.

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Daiana Rosenfeld

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One of the leading anarchists of the late nineteenth century, Virginia Bolten fought for women's rights in Argentina and beyond.

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Virginia Bolten, an influential anarchist, fought for women's rights in late nineteenth-century Argentina. She became a key figure in the movement, advocating for social change and equality. Bolten's activism extended beyond her home country, impacting women's struggles worldwide. This documentary covers her life and the broader context of her contributions to anarchism and feminism during a time of significant social upheaval.

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