Danish women's rights activists

First female academic and physician in Denmark (1850-1916)

Danish feminist, novelist, and telegraphist (1830–1872)

Danish women's rights activist and pacifist

Danish women's rights activist (1827–1913)

Pedagogue

Danish author and women's rights activist, editor (1866-1945)

Danish politician

Danish civil engineer, women's rights activist and politician

Danish nurse and women's rights activist

feminist

Danish historian and women's rights campaigner

Danish painter (1848-1924)

Danish journalist

Danish Unitarian, women's rights activist, writer and editor

Danish women's rights activist

Danish politician (1885-1929)

Danish politician (1865-1947)

Danish diplomat (1903-1987)

Danish activist, editor, writer

Danish suffragist, pacifist and journal editor (1838-1915)

Danish author (1815-1900)

Danish women's rights activist (1875-1954)

politician (1884-1947)

Danish activist

Danish women's rights activist and novelist (born 1942)

Danish peace activist and politician (1897-1975)

Danish women's rights activist and politician

Danish politician (1937-2014)

Danish feminist activist

Danish politician

Danish feminist and journal editor

trades union activist, Communist politician (1892-1979)

British-born Danish women's rights activist (1862-1950)

editor (1845-1920)

Danish pedagogue and women's rights activist

Danish trade unionist, politician and communist party member

Danish politician (1920–2018)

Danis women's rights activist, member of Danish Women's Society

Danish writer and feminist

Trille Bodil Nielsen, also Gudrun Bodil Nielsen, (1945–2016) was a Danish singer, guitarist and women's rights activist. In the 1960s, she began to sing mainly traditional folk songs and children's songs. After singing Jesper Jensen's controversial song "Øjet" (The Eye) on the TV programme Musikalske venner (Musical Friends) in 1970, she gained immediate popularity. A few years later, her album Hej søster (Hi Sister) with her own songs about the problems faced by women saw the beginning of a successful career as both a songwriter and a singer. She suddenly completely retired from the limelight

Danish women's rights activist

Nurse and women's rights activist

Danish women's rights activist

Danish educator and women's rights activist

Danish women's rights activist and educator

Danish women's rights activist

Danish educator and women's rights activist

Danish politician (1877-1963)

Danish women's rights activist and politician (1869-1937)

Danish politician and women's rights activist