Jambrišak, Marija (1847–1937)
Jambrišak, Marija (1847–1937)
Croatian writer, educator, and women's-rights activist. Name variations: Maria Jambrisak. Born 1847 in Karlovac, Croatia; died 1937.
Trained as teacher in Zagreb where she taught at girls' high school (1847–92) and at Girls' Lyceum; wrote articles in books and magazines; co-founded Croatian and Slovenian Ladies' Association for Women's Work and Education.
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