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Ankersmit, Gerharda Johanna Helena (1869 - 1944)

Short name Ankersmit, Gerharda Johanna Helena
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First name Gerharda Johanna Helena
Birth name Ankersmit
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Alternative name Heleen Ankersmit — Tante Lee
Date of birth 1869
Date of death 1944
Birth date Notes 20-10-1869
Death date Notes 21-08-1944
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Sex Female
Place of birth Deventer
Place of death Netherlands
Lived in Netherlands
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Unknown maker, G.J.H. Ankersmit surveys the reading room of the Marxistische Arbeidersschool, ca. 1934, collection Atria, Kennisinstituut voor Emancipatie en Vrouwengeschiedenis (Amsterdam)
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Ankersmit, Gerharda Johanna Helena was ...
related to Mathilde Wibaut - Berdenis van Berlekom
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Het wezen der school in Sovjet-Rusland zooals het uit den arbeid der kinderen tot ons kwam (1931) 0 0
Een maand in de Sowjet-Unie (1936) 0 0
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Unknown maker, G.J.H. Ankersmit surveys the reading room of the Marxistische Arbeidersschool, ca. 1934, collection Atria, Kennisinstituut voor Emancipatie en Vrouwengeschiedenis (Amsterdam) None is portrait of

- "Ankersmit, Heleen (1869-1944)", on DVN (see links)
- "Ankersmit, Gerharda Johanna Helena", on BWSA

died in Rhenen.
Feminist. Secretary of the Bond van Sociaal-Democratische Vrouwenpropagandaclubs [League of Soc.-Dem. Women's Propaganda clubs]. Contributed to its magazine De Proletarische Vrouw, and gave lectures.

Friend of Mathilde Wibaut.
Left the SDAP in 1918.
Contributed to De Voorbode (magazine of Roland-Holst's Revolutionair-Socialistisch Vrouwenbond)
In same social circles as Augusta de Wit.
Visited international women's conferences. Joined the Communistische Partij Holland after a conference in Moscow in 1921.