博客來Bericht-Rapport-Report documents the proceedings of the first Congress of the Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom, held in The Hague in 1915. Gathering women from belligerent and neutral nations during the height of World War I, the congress aimed to forge a path toward lasting peace. This historical record provides insights into the early strategies and debates within the international women’s peace movement. It highlights the organization’s foundational commitment to advocating for disarmament, international cooperation, and women’s political empowerment.
The report includes speeches, resolutions, and accounts of the discussions, showcasing the diverse perspectives of the attendees. It is a valuable resource for scholars and anyone interested in the history of pacifism, women’s rights, and international relations during a critical period in world history. The text captures the voices of women who sought to transcend national boundaries and build a more peaceful future.
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