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    1. All_TheToeCheese on

      Fun fact. The right for women to vote in Finland actually predates Finland’s independence, by more than a decade.

    2. LuxuryBarbieHere on

      switzerland really lagged behind despite being all about neutrality

    3. diffraction-limited on

      To be fair, that doesn’t apply for all Switzerland. But it gives you a good idea how this country is handling „new“ ideas such a paid leave for fathers, affordable children daycare, or after-school services. Actually anything that would emancipate the women and free them from being mere housewives.

    4. I believe it was only one Canton of Switzerland which had not granted women the vote before 1971.

    5. I’m sure those women in Spain enjoyed their right to vote for years to come!!!

    6. SoftwareArtist123 on

      Oh, by the way. There was active push for some sort of voting rights in Ottoman Empire in late 1800s and 1900s. In Sharia-Muslim Ottoman Empire. It didn’t succeed unfortunately but it helped the way forward for Republic.

    7. Remote_Section2313 on

      In Belgium, the first women voted in the 1919 elections. Only war widows got to vote, though, instead of their fallen husband. In 1948, all women got to vote.

    8. CloseButNoChicory on

      SOME women were granted the vote in the UK in 1918, yes, but it was heavily restricted. The War of Independence began the next year and the new Irish Free State granted women equal suffrage with men.

    9. *Not all women (of the same age as men who could vote) were able to vote in the UK until 1928.

    10. And the dictators Russians were theones of the earliest to allow voting to women.

    11. FluffiestPotato on

      I’m noticing a lot of the eastern europe ones are just the years when the country was founded and just everyone got the right to vote

    12. Silly-Elderberry-411 on

      Hungary is misleading here like the US before the voting rights act. Noble and rich women the horthy regime allowed to vote could vote so the real date is 1945 and then for the whole nation.

      Trump would salivate at horthy era voting one noble votes counted as ten votes and if people , white people mind you, still dared to show up the gendarmerie beat them up.

    13. cerberus_243 on

      Afaik in Hungary women got the right to vote before census was abolished which happened after WW2

    14. crolionfire on

      Didn’t women in Turkey get the right to vote in 1922?

      That was what we were taught in school.
      Ataturk even adopted a girl who later became a pilot( military, I don’t remember), usually interpreted as him symbolically supporting women rights.

    15. bediaxenciJenD81gEEx on

      Maps like these are never that accurate, because a vote per head systems weren’t really universally used. 

      The UK, for example, used to give a vote to male property owners. The 1918 reforms gave all men over 21 the vote, but only land-owning women over 30 got the vote. 

      So 1918 as the date for suffrage doesn’t tell the whole story. 

    16. fladdermuff on

      In Sweden also men did not have the right to vote. 
      In Sweden men was given the right to vote 1919.
      Both genders did the right to vote 1921.

      How about your countries?
      What year was men given the right to vote?

    17. Gaust_Ironheart_Jr on

      I know for some of those countries elections were shams at the time of their women’s suffrage date

    18. Striking_Caramel5135 on

      In Russia women can vote but there is only one (real) candidate.

    19. Empty_Recording_3458 on

      Communists giving Russian women the right to have no say in government just like their husbands

    20. Europe : Italy, come one, they should be allowed to vote.
      Italy : Humm ok, ciao….

    21. Fun fact, if you would put a year when men got their right to vote – in many countries it would be the exact same year.

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