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Marina Ginesta, a 17-year-old communist militant, stands on the roof of Hotel Colón in Barcelona in 1936.
- Soldiers in the Cuban Army and Volonteers in the Territorial Troops Militia.
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Rosario Sánchez Mora joined the Anti-fascist Resistance in Spain on the same day as the military coup and took part in defending Madrid were she became known la Dinamitera, the Dynamiter, for her expertise with bombs. She lost her right hand in an bomb making accident and served the rest of the war in non combat-roles.
After the fascist victory she served three years in jail. After the fall of the Franco dictatorship she began speaking about her experiences as an anti-fascist fighter. -
A soldier in the New People’s Army, the armed wing of the Communist Party of the Philippines.
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Peshmergas, Kurdish freedom fighters in Northern Kurdistan.
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A French Resistance member at the barricades in Paris August 1944 soon before the surrender of the German occupiers.
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Mika Etchebehere was an Argentinian marxist who in 1936 joined the fight against fascism in Spain and became a commander in the P.O.U.M-militia. After the war she went to live in Paris were she took part in the uprising in 1968.
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During the Mexican Revolution 1910 to 1920 los soldaderas took up arms against the conservative government.
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Djamila Bouhired was a leader and a militant in the Algerian struggle for independence in charge of the armed operations of the Front de Libération Nationale in Algiers. Today she is involved in feminist movements in Algeria.
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A school teacher turned partisan in the Italian mountains.
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Comandante Ramona was an officer in the General Command of the Zapatista Army of National Liberation. During the Zapatista uprising of 1994 she lead the forces that seized San Cristóbal de las Casas. She passed away in 2006 after a long fight with cancer.
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Anti-fascist fighters in the Spanish Civil War.
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Troops in Zanzibar after the overthrow of the Sultan.
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“It is interesting to observe that revolutionary communist women have always been on the offensive when they are fighting against the revisionists. The reason may be because they are painfully aware that revisionism breeds bureaucratization, which in turn strengthens patriarchal values, ultimately negating women in politics.”
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The insignia of the Federación de Mujeres Cubanas, the Cuban Women’s Federation.
The person depicted is Vilma Espín, the organizations long time leader and a veteran from the guerrilla struggle in the Sierra Maestra mountains who passed away in 2007. -
Shireen Said was born in Jalibia refugee camp, Gaza, and grew up during the first Intifada. In her teens she became a member of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine.
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“Women, regardless of their race, creed, color or political affiliation, have the right to participate in the revolutionary struggle in any way that their desire and capacity determine.”
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Clara Zetkin and Rosa Luxemburg in 1910.
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In 1995 an Indian tribal girl, Ramko Hichami, from the village Jhaveli joined the Naxal movement. She rose through the ranks and in 2000 became commander of her Local Organisational Squad. She was known under the alias Raneeta.
August 22 2011 a police force from Poteagon attacked the village were Raneetas troop was hiding. The others got away but a wounded Raneeta remained, fighting of the police.
For six hours she fought a total of 250 police officers and paramilitary commandos, killing two and injuring two. Not even when a grenade tore of her leg bellow the knee did she stop firing her old fashioned muzzle-loaded rifle from the small maize field were she had taken position.
By 4 in the afternoon a team from the special anti-Naxalite COBRA Force stormed the field and killed her.
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“Solidarity with the peoples of Africa”. Poster produced by Cuban Organización de Solidaridad con los Pueblos de Asia, África y América Latina.
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fuerzasmujereslibresVenezuelan folk singer Ali Primera sings the song “Tania”.Tamara Bunke, codename Tania, was born to German communist refugees in Argentina, studied in DDR and moved to Cuba. In 1964 she joined Che Guevara in Bolivia as an espionage agent and guerrilla fighter. She was killed in an ambush on August 31, 1967.
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A soldier in the Peoples Liberation Army of Nepal.
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Lieutenant Simone Segouin, an 17-year-old officer in the french communist resistance, who captured 25 german soldiers at the battle of Chartres and took part in the liberation of Paris.
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Provisional Irish Republican Army Volunteers marching at a funeral.
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The “Iron Red Women Outpost of the South China Sea”-militia was formed in 1962 to safeguard Dijiao township in Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region.
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Partisan snipers in the Ukrainian SSR
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Mural in Belfast dedicated to members of PLO (Palestine), Cumann an mBan (Ireland) and SWAPO (Namibia)
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