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, Johanna Bischitz, född 1827, död 1898, var … Johanna Bischitz, född 1827, död 1898, var en ungersk feminist. Hon grundade PIN, , Ungerns första judiska kvinnoorganisation, och var dess första vice ordförande (under ) 1866-73 och dess andra ordförande 1873-98. Hon efterträddes av , som blev PIN:s sista ordförande. Hon var dotter till den förmögne judiske fabrikören och Maria och gifte sig 1852 med den förmögne judiske godsägaren . Hon grundade år 1866 PIN som en välgörenhetsförening för fattiga judar i Budapest: föreningen blev en av Ungerns största och drev hem och skolor för föräldralösa flickor, yrkesskolor för kvinnor och soppkök. PIN var en välgörenhetsorganisation, men Bischitz inriktade sig mycket på särskilt kvinnors behov och flickors och kvinnors möjlighet att utbilda sig för att kunna försörja sig, och var därmed en tidig representant för kvinnorörelsen innan någon verklig kvinnorörelse ännu hade skapats i Ungern. Hon blev både populär och internationellt berömd och besöktes av kejsarinnan Elisabet 1871. 1879 blev hon den första icke adliga kvinna att motta . 1895 adlades hennes familj för hennes gärningars skull. Hennes begravning blev en nationell tillställning med tusentals sörjande.nell tillställning med tusentals sörjande.
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Hevesi/y Bischitz Johanna, or Johanna Bisc … Hevesi/y Bischitz Johanna, or Johanna Bischitz de Heves (1827 in Tata – 28 March 1898 in Budapest) was a Hungarian philanthropist. She was a daughter of Herend porcelain manufacturer Móric Fischer, and wife of . She was the founder and president of the , and the , of Budapest; vice-president of the Christian "", member of the committee of the Red Cross Society and honorary member and honorary president of more than 100 philanthropic societies of the province. In 1867 Baron Moritz de Hirsch founded at her instance and gave into her charge a relief bureau in Budapest, as a center for Hungary, placing at her disposal a yearly sum of 120,000 florins for distribution among the poor. During her presidency, more than ƒ3,000,000 were distributed. Her philanthropic labors were not only recognized bnthropic labors were not only recognized b
, Johanna Bischitz, född 1827, död 1898, var … Johanna Bischitz, född 1827, död 1898, var en ungersk feminist. Hon grundade PIN, , Ungerns första judiska kvinnoorganisation, och var dess första vice ordförande (under ) 1866-73 och dess andra ordförande 1873-98. Hon efterträddes av , som blev PIN:s sista ordförande. 1879 blev hon den första icke adliga kvinna att motta . 1895 adlades hennes familj för hennes gärningars skull. Hennes begravning blev en nationell tillställning med tusentals sörjande.nell tillställning med tusentals sörjande.
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