Social-Democracy and Woman Suffrage - Klara Zetkin

"Social-Democracy & Woman Suffrage" by Clara Zetkin offers a vital glimpse into the intersection of early 20th-century political movements. This historical text, meticulously reproduced, presents Zetkin's influential paper delivered to the Social-Democratic Party of Germany, exploring the crucial link between social democracy and the fight for women's rights.

Zetkin, a key figure in the German socialist movement, passionately advocates for woman suffrage as an integral component of broader social reform. Her work provides valuable insights into the strategies and ideologies of the Sozialdemokratische Partei Deutschlands (SPD) concerning gender equality and its place within their overall political agenda.

Readers interested in the history of suffrage, social democracy, and women in politics will find Zetkin's analysis both compelling and historically significant. This book sheds light on the complex dynamics of political movements in Germany and the ongoing struggle for social justice, making it an essential resource for understanding the historical roots of contemporary debates.

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