2. Digitised historical Swedish periodicals for women

Digitised historical Swedish periodicals for women

In the 18th century, a women's press emerged in Europe. Through enlightenment and education, women were to be emancipated and the world improved. The publication of newspapers and periodicals was closely linked to the struggle for democracy and the Enlightenment ideas of the time.

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Dagny, 1886-1913
Dagny - monthly magazine for social and literary interests was started in 1886. On this page you will find the tables of…
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Framåt, 1886-1889
Framåt, periodical 1886-1889, published by Göteborgs Kvinnoförening in 1886, by Göteborgs Kvinnliga Diskussionsförening in…
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Idun, 1887-1968
The periodical Idun was founded in 1887 by Frithiof Hellberg, who was its editor and publisher. Initially, the magazine was…
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Kvinnornas tidning, 1921–1925
Kvinnornas tidning was published in Gothenburg between 1921 and 1925 and was published and edited by Ingeborg Dahllöf. The…
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Hertha, 1914-1935
The magazine Hertha - journal of the Swedish women's movement was published between 1914 and 1999. Just like the magazine…
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Morgonbris (Morning Breeze), 1904-1936
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Rösträtt för kvinnor (Votes for Women), 1912–1919
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Tidevarvet (The Era), 1923–1936
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Tidskrift för hemmet, 1859-1885
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The History of Historical Swedish Periodicals for Women
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