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Author: Bozhilova-Pateva, Djenda
Pseudonyms: | Jenny,Eugenie,Evgenija |
Spouse/other names: | Ivan Georgiev Patev |
Gender: | female |
Year of birth: | 1878 |
Year of death: | 1955 |
About her personal situation: | Standardizing 5TrSchoolFeb13: Origin • Place of birth : Gradec(East Rumelia by this time),Kotlensko,east of Sliven,Bulgaria-.1 December 1878 • Lived in: Sliven.Shumen,Karnobat,Burgas,Sofia • Place of death : Sofia,Bulgaria-17 June 1955 National identity • Nationality : Bulgarian • First language (s) : Bulgarian Marital status: -Married to Ivan Georgiev Patev-1897 Number of children : - 3 children-Liyben(Leo),Bozhan and Liliana(Lilly) Social class : - Middle classses Education: - Academic education in Berlin,Jena and Paris-Philosophy and Sociology Religion/ideology : - Eastern orthodox |
Countries: | Bulgaria |
Languages: | Bulgarian |
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About her professional situation: | At the age of 16- started as a teacher in Karnobat. In 1901 went to study in Perlin, Jena and Paris Philosophy and Sociology.In 1903 came back to Bulgaria still without diploma but totally overwhelmed by the world women's movement. From 1903 to 1955 lived in Burgas with her family, but her activity was around the country and also in Europe. A founder and first president of women organization in Burgas,called "Samosyznanie" from 1905-1925.In 1902 Jenny resumed in Jambol the women association "Progress"/"Razvitie".The years after the end of Ottoman seizure, she tried to help women start study.Also she gained to help married women teachers to return their right to teach students. In 1900 started preparation for the Bulgarian women union by Anna Karima, Julia Malinova and Jenny Pateva and many more.In 1901 it is established the Bulgarian women union and Jenny was part of the administrative board. Standardizing 5TrSchoolFeb13: Publishing under: - Married name Profession(s) and activities: - Translator from German,Russian and French. Initiator and sponsor of many socio-political and cultural events. Languages in which she published : - Bulgarian,Translated into Russian, French and German [NB nothing mentioned in these languages ?? svdapr13] Collaboration/connections with male authors : - Not yet checked Financial aspects of her career: - Lived by her pen Memberships - Not yet checked |
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Article about Pateva in Bulgarian Information about her life,activities and work in Bulgarian |
Editors: |
Nadezhda Alexandrova
(create on 24 October 2012)
Nadezhda Alexandrova (update on 24 October 2012) Nadezhda Alexandrova (update on 24 October 2012) Suzan van Dijk (update on 27 October 2012) Suzan van Dijk (update on 27 October 2012) Mariela Kristeva (update on 20 February 2013) Mariela Kristeva (update on 20 February 2013) Mariela Kristeva (update on 20 February 2013) Mariela Kristeva (update on 20 February 2013) Mariela Kristeva (update on 20 February 2013) Suzan van Dijk (update on 16 April 2013) Suzan van Dijk (update on 16 April 2013) |
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1 | Orzeszkowa, Eliza - *Women's club.Letter to the German women. |