The "woman question" in Russian Poland, 1900-1914.
From: Journal of Social History
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Date: 6/22/2002
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Author: Blobaum, Robert E.
By 1900 partitioned Poland and especially its territories under Russian rule had experienced the initial phase of fundamental economic and social transformation from the agrarian to the industrial age. The uneasy transition gave rise to a number of burning "questions" that dominated intellectual and political discourse up to the First World War. This article places the "woman question" within the context of the dynamic change then affecting Poland and in relationship to other important issues ...
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