About Alice Melin
Lived 1900 – 1985 (aged 85). Alice Melin was a Belgian politician and women's rights activist.
Alice Melin (9 August 1900 – 10 October 1985) was a Belgian socialist politician.
The daughter of Henri Melin and Géraldine Danse, she was born in Ampsin. After attending public school, she took night courses in accounting, shorthand typing and languages, as well as courses given by Isabelle Blume and Alice Pels. An active socialist, she worked in the office of cooperatives in Amay and Liège. She received a diploma in social work from the Ecole ouvriere superieure in Brussels. From 1926, she taught in a vocational school founded by the Belgian Labour Party in Liège.
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Who was Alice Melin?
Belgian politician (1900-1985)
When was Alice Melin born?
Alice Melin was born on 9 August 1900 in Ampsin.
When did Alice Melin die?
Alice Melin died on 10 October 1985 in Huldenberg.
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Alice Melin was a politician and women's rights activist.
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Alice Melin was Belgian.
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