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Rosa Neuenschwander

1883 – 1962

Swiss feminist, vocational counselor, educator

Bookseller Suffragette Career counselor
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Lived 1883 – 1962 (aged 79). Rosa Neuenschwander was a Swiss bookseller, suffragette and career counselor.

Rosa Neuenschwander (1883-1962) was a Swiss feminist who was a pioneer in vocational education and counseling. She became the first vocational counselor in Bern. She was instrumental in founding several social projects to benefit women and youths. Neuenschwander organized the first exhibition on women's work in Bern in 1923, which she expanded into the Swiss Exhibition for Women's Work(SAFFA), in 1928.

She founded major women's organizations, including the Schweizerische Frauengewerbeverband and the Schweizerische Landfrauenverband (SLFV), a leading rural women's association that supported the women's suffrage movement.

She died on 20 December 1962 in Bern, Switzerland.

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Who was Rosa Neuenschwander?

Swiss feminist, vocational counselor, educator (1883-1962)

When was Rosa Neuenschwander born?

Rosa Neuenschwander was born on 3 April 1883 in Brienz.

When did Rosa Neuenschwander die?

Rosa Neuenschwander died on 20 December 1962 in Bern.

What was Rosa Neuenschwander's occupation?

Rosa Neuenschwander was a bookseller, suffragette and career counselor.

What nationality was Rosa Neuenschwander?

Rosa Neuenschwander was Swiss.

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· Wikipedia: Rosa Neuenschwander

· Wikidata: Q2166467

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