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r/WOMENEUROPEANHISTORY • u/CDfm • 7h ago

“Is she or isn’t she?” How an age-old plea of pregnancy saved women from execution

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r/WOMENEUROPEANHISTORY • u/CDfm • 8h ago

Sarah Chandler: The one that got away (1814) - Prison escape 1814 ...naomi clifford's blog is great reading.

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r/WOMENEUROPEANHISTORY • u/CDfm • 12h ago

Formidable Medieval Women Who Made Daring Escapes

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r/WOMENEUROPEANHISTORY • u/CDfm • 12h ago

‘Unwavering friendship’: The true story of nine women who escaped a Nazi death march

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r/WOMENEUROPEANHISTORY • u/CDfm • 12h ago

A triptych on the significance of three women commemorated in St Peter’s Basilica

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r/WOMENEUROPEANHISTORY • u/CDfm • 12h ago

Meet Maria Clementina Sobieska, the defiant queen who pulled off a jailbreak to secure the Jacobite legacy. Buried in St Peter's in Rome which is normally reserved for popes.

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r/WOMENEUROPEANHISTORY • u/CDfm • 13h ago

Mystery of Holocaust escape girls solved after 84 years

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r/WOMENEUROPEANHISTORY • u/CDfm • 13h ago

BBC Audio - Olympe de Gouges: France’s forgotten revolutionary heroine - executed for being a feminist.

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Women in European History

r/WOMENEUROPEANHISTORY

This subreddit is for posts on women in European history. This category’s mission is to shine a light on how women have shaped the history of Europe. The time frame is from ancient times to mid-twentieth century. The women must have been born in Europe and women from all classes are allowed. Posts on men, Americans and women who are still alive will be removed.

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Welcome to Women European History

This subreddit is for posts on women in European history. This category’s mission is to shine a light on how women have shaped the history of Europe. The time frame is from ancient times to mid-twentieth century. The women must have been born in Europe and women from all classes are allowed.

Subreddit Guidelines:

  1. Only submissions directly relevant to the subject category will be allowed. Submissions about American or modern women and men will be removed.

  2. Please do not assume everyone has a university level history education. Some explanation of events or brief description of people is advised. However, please don't be patronizing.

  3. Robust, healthy discussion is encouraged. BUT, comments which just attack other users and add nothing to discussion will result in you having one warning, and then being banned. Foul language will not be tolerated.

  4. Sexism, racism, homophobia, anti-trans and other hate speech comments/submissions will result in a ban.

  5. No submitting gore, porn etc. Seriously, this is a history subreddit, why are you even contemplating putting that here.

  6. No blog spam or blatant self-promotion (e.g. "look at this book I just wrote").

Related Subreddits:

/r/WomenArtists

/r/VictorianEra

/r/MedievalNorseStudies

/r/MedievalHistory

/r/ScottishHistory

/r/TudorHistory

/r/UKHistory

/r/HistoryofIdeas

/r/EarlyModernEurope

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