About Ioanna Stephanopoli
Lived 1875 – 1961 (aged 85). Ioanna Stephanopoli was a Greek and French journalist, publisher and editor.
Ioanna Stephanopoli (1875 - 1961) was a Greek journalist. In 1890, she and two others became the first women to be allowed to study at the University of Athens. After graduation, she continued her studies in Paris. She later became a reporter and editor.
Education Stephanopoli attended the prestigious Arsakeio school. She applied to study philology at the University of Athens. After deliberation in the Senate the issue was forwarded to the Ministry of Education and eventually the minister gave his personal consent for her to attend the university. Finally, in 1890 she was accepted.
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Who was Ioanna Stephanopoli?
Greek journalist and publisher, editor
When was Ioanna Stephanopoli born?
Ioanna Stephanopoli was born on 20 October 1875 in Athens.
When did Ioanna Stephanopoli die?
Ioanna Stephanopoli died on 27 March 1961 in Athens.
What was Ioanna Stephanopoli's occupation?
Ioanna Stephanopoli was a journalist, publisher and editor.
What nationality was Ioanna Stephanopoli?
Ioanna Stephanopoli was Greek and French.
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