Frederica Montseny i Mañé (Catalan: [munˈsɛɲ]; 1905–1994) was a Spanish anarchist and intellectual who served as Minister of Health and Social Assistance...

Federica Montseny (1905–1994), Spanish anarchist, intellectual and Minister of Health Federica Moro (born 1965), Italian model and actress Federica Masolin...

Spanish CNT–FAI members such as Salvador Seguí and anarcha-feminist Federica Montseny; anarcho-syndicalist militants like Rudolf Rocker; and even the younger...

librarian and lexicographer Rosa Montero (1951), writer and journalist Federica Montseny (1905-1994), writer and politician Cristina Morales (1985), writer...

Federica Montseny, who served in Francisco Largo Caballero's cabinet. Exiled to southwestern France in 1939, Montseny died in 1942. In 1891, Montseny...

Montseny is a village and municipality in Catalonia. Montseny may also refer to: Montseny Massif, a mountain range in Catalonia Federica Montseny (1905—1994)...

has had 61 women as ministers throughout history. Only one woman, Federica Montseny, has held the post of minister before the current democratic period...

to restore calm. Meanwhile, the anarchists Joan García Oliver and Federica Montseny launched an appeal on the radio to ask their followers to lay down...

Largo Caballero. CNT representatives Juan García Oliver, Joan Peiró, Federica Montseny and Juan López filled seats in Caballero's cabinet. They took control...

destroyed), Diego Abad de Santillán became Minister of the Economy, and Federica Montseny became Minister of Health, to name a few instances. During the Spanish...

the ministries of health, justice, industry, and commerce. With Federica Montseny became Minister of Health, the first female minister in Spain. Juan...

November, having been persuaded to leave Aragón by the anarchist leader Federica Montseny on behalf of the government, Durruti led his militia to Madrid to...

government of Francisco Largo Caballero, the Minister of Health Catalan, Federica Montseny (anarchist CNT) also legalized abortion. The law was repealed by the...

ideas, while the prominent Spanish anarchist and feminist leader Federica Montseny held that the "emancipation of women would lead to a quicker realization...

It also hosted and publicised many talks and lectures, at which Federica Montseny and Enrique Tierno Galván among others spoke. After a 37-year exile...

equitable collaboration, with anarchist leaders such as Vázquez, Federica Montseny and Joan Peiró giving a speech on the matter in Valencia on International...

(Education Minister), Garcia Oliver, Giral, Galarza (Interior Minister), Federica Montseny, Alvarez Del Vayo, Juan Negrín, General Miaja, and General Rojo. Generals...

holding a cabinet portfolio for the first time in the history of Spain: Federica Montseny. This ministry was short-lived. When the Prime Minister of the Republic...

Federica Montseny speaking at the meeting of the CNT in Barcelona in 1977, after 36 years of exile...

However, this project was not adopted because of the attitude of Federica Montseny and Diego Abad de Santillán, among others. After the July days of...

and only 3 years later, in 1936 (months before the coup d’état), Federica Montseny would become the first female minister in the history of western Europe...

(moderate) Health and Social Assistance 4 November 1936 17 May 1937 Federica Montseny Mañé CNT Public Works 4 September 1936 15 September 1936 Vicente Uribe...

Spain was in grave danger of being overtaken by the fascists and Federica Montseny convinced Durruti to leave Catalonia. His arrival in Madrid strengthened...

included the CNT members Juan García Oliver, Juan López Sánchez, Federica Montseny, and Juan Peiró. During this month, the Iron Column decided to briefly...

then its frequency was switched to quarterly. One of its editors was Federica Montseny. Salvador Cano Carrillo, a Spanish militant anarchist, was among the...

Araquistáin, the Republic ambassador to France. In 1950, former minister Federica Montseny remembered that the government evaluated offering the Balearic or...

Women" (Mujeres Libres) organization as one woman (that resembles Federica Montseny) tries to persuade them to stay and work in defense factories, while...

defended the Federación Anarquista Ibérica. In this second stage, Federica Montseny, Max Nettlau, Adrià del Valle, Charles Malato (from Paris), Diego...

joined in February 1936 by Matilde de la Torre, Dolores Ibárruri and Federica Montseny. Nelken and Kent had both opposed giving women's suffrage, arguing...

Militawomen) from within its ranks. It also saw one of its female members, Federica Montseny, serving as the Minister to Health in the Republican government. After...