When women were given municipal suffrage in 1910 and the first Moderate woman had been elected in to a municipal council (Valfrid Palmgren), the Moderate Party allowed the foundation for women's group within the party for the first time. The first woman's group was the local Stockholms Moderata Kvinnoförbund ("Moderate Women's League of Stockholm"), which was founded in 1912 by Lizinka Dyrssen, Louise Stenbock and Cecilia Milow under the leadership of Ebba von Eckerman.[3] The Stockholms Moderata Kvinnoförbund was transformed in to the Sveriges moderata kvinnoförbund (SMKF) ("Moderate Women's League of Sweden") in 1915.[4]
It existed in parallel with the Högerns Centrala Kvinnoråd ("The Central Women's Advisory Committee of the Right"), founded under the leadership of Alexandra Skoglund in 1920.[5] Between 1920 and 1937, two separate independent women's wings existed.
In 1937, the two women's wings Sveriges moderata kvinnoförbund (SMKF) and Högerns Centrala Kvinnoråd were both united to form a single women's wing, later known as Moderate Women, under the leadership of Alexandra Skoglund, formerly chairperson of the Högerns Centrala Kvinnoråd.[6]
^ (in Swedish). Moderate Women. Archived from the original on 3 September 2014. Retrieved 31 August 2014.
^ (in Swedish). Moderate Women. Archived from the original on 18 February 2015. Retrieved 31 August 2014.
^Petersson, Ann-Marie (2015). Sveriges Moderata Kvinnoförbund - Det första självständiga politiska kvinnoförbundet i Sverige
^Petersson, Ann-Marie (2015). Sveriges Moderata Kvinnoförbund - Det första självständiga politiska kvinnoförbundet i Sverige
^Petersson, Ann-Marie (2015). Sveriges Moderata Kvinnoförbund - Det första självständiga politiska kvinnoförbundet i Sverige
^Petersson, Ann-Marie (2015). Sveriges Moderata Kvinnoförbund - Det första självständiga politiska kvinnoförbundet i Sverige
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moderate, women, swedish, moderatkvinnorna, mʊdɛˈrɑ, ːtˌkvɪnːʊɳa, women, wing, swedish, moderate, party, established, 1912, since, women, been, allowing, voting, rights, municipal, elections, 1910, moderatekvinnornaformation1912, 1912, typewomen, wingheadquart. The Moderate Women Swedish Moderatkvinnorna mʊdɛˈrɑ ːtˌkvɪnːʊɳa is the women s wing of the Swedish Moderate Party It was established in 1912 1 since women had been allowing voting rights in municipal elections in 1910 2 Moderate WomenModeratekvinnornaFormation1912 1912 Typewomen s wingHeadquartersStockholm SwedenOfficial languageSwedishAffiliationsModerate Party Contents 1 History 2 Chairpersons 3 References 4 External linksHistory editWhen women were given municipal suffrage in 1910 and the first Moderate woman had been elected in to a municipal council Valfrid Palmgren the Moderate Party allowed the foundation for women s group within the party for the first time The first woman s group was the local Stockholms Moderata Kvinnoforbund Moderate Women s League of Stockholm which was founded in 1912 by Lizinka Dyrssen Louise Stenbock and Cecilia Milow under the leadership of Ebba von Eckerman 3 The Stockholms Moderata Kvinnoforbund was transformed in to the Sveriges moderata kvinnoforbund SMKF Moderate Women s League of Sweden in 1915 4 It existed in parallel with the Hogerns Centrala Kvinnorad The Central Women s Advisory Committee of the Right founded under the leadership of Alexandra Skoglund in 1920 5 Between 1920 and 1937 two separate independent women s wings existed In 1937 the two women s wings Sveriges moderata kvinnoforbund SMKF and Hogerns Centrala Kvinnorad were both united to form a single women s wing later known as Moderate Women under the leadership of Alexandra Skoglund formerly chairperson of the Hogerns Centrala Kvinnorad 6 Chairpersons editAlexandra Skoglund 1937 1938 Ebon Andersson 1938 1958 Karin Wetterstrom 1958 1965 Ethel Floren Winther 1965 1972 Britt Mogard 1972 1981 Ann Cathrine Haglund 1981 1990 Gullan Lindblad 1990 1997 Beatrice Ask 1997 2001 Catharina Elmsater Svard 2001 2005 Magdalena Andersson 2005 2011 Saila Quicklund 2011 2015 Annicka Engblom 2015 2016 Maria Ryden tf 2016 2017 Ulrica Schenstrom 2017 2019 Josefin Malmqvist 2019 References edit Om oss in Swedish Moderate Women Archived from the original on 3 September 2014 Retrieved 31 August 2014 Historia in Swedish Moderate Women Archived from the original on 18 February 2015 Retrieved 31 August 2014 Petersson Ann Marie 2015 Sveriges Moderata Kvinnoforbund Det forsta sjalvstandiga politiska kvinnoforbundet i Sverige Petersson Ann Marie 2015 Sveriges Moderata Kvinnoforbund Det forsta sjalvstandiga politiska kvinnoforbundet i Sverige Petersson Ann Marie 2015 Sveriges Moderata Kvinnoforbund Det forsta sjalvstandiga politiska kvinnoforbundet i Sverige Petersson Ann Marie 2015 Sveriges Moderata Kvinnoforbund Det forsta sjalvstandiga politiska kvinnoforbundet i SverigeExternal links editOfficial website in Swedish Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Moderate Women amp oldid 1214388763, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
