We have compiled for you the life and works of chemist Dorothy Hodgkin, who made her mark in history with the discovery of vitamin B12 and insulin molecule, which developed and developed her interest in science and science, which started at a young age, with the support of her mother.
Kandinsky's book, Point and Line Straightening (1926), which he wrote for the Bauhaus School, also forms the basis of the Basic Art Education courses.
We have compiled the biography of Sabiha Gökçen, who had a difficult childhood due to the loss of both her parents at a young age, and became the world's first female fighter pilot, who advanced in her piloting career with the support of meeting Mustafa Kemal Atatürk.
We have written the biography of activist Betty Friedan, who made her name known by leading the women's rights movement to gain momentum and the start of the second wave, and who was applauded for her frankness and courage in many organizations, campaigns and events.
We wrote about the life and career of Maria Teresa de Filippis, who became a pioneer in history with her participation in motor racing, a sport dominated by men, despite all prejudices.
Let's examine the biography of Ellen Church, whose main profession is nursing and who made history as the first female stewardess and the first female stewardess manager years ago.
He was wounded during the looting of his city by the French troops. Meanwhile, the wound he received made it difficult to speak in Tartaglia. That's why he was given the nickname Tartaglia, which means 'stutter' in Italian.
Let's take a look at the life of activist Emily Murphy as Canada's first female judge in history and who went through a tough fight to prove that women are 'persons'.
We wrote about the life of Maud Wagner, who was an acrobat in circus and learned the art of tattooing, which everyone sees as a male profession, and made her mark in history as the "first female tattoo artist" when she met a tattoo artist.
We have compiled the life of Elisa Leonida Zamfirescu, who both broke the restrictions placed on women and made it "the world's first female engineer" at a time when it was thought that women could only make a career in the kitchen.
