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Minnie Lansbury (née Glassman; 1889 – 1 January 1922) was an English leading suffragette and an alderman on the first Labour-led council in the Metropolitan Borough of Poplar, England.
- Minnie Glassman, England
- Labour
- Politician, suffragette
- Edgar Lansbury
18 lug 2016 · Minnie became a teacher in a local London County Council school, earning £7 a month. She joined the National Union of Teachers and became involved in union activism, calling for equal pay for women among other things.
26 apr 2019 · A gleaming green and gold clock on the side of Electric House in Bow Road forms a fine tribute to Minnie Lansbury, one of the most remarkable women to emerge from the East End, whose life and achievements are the subject of a recent book from Five Leaves Publications.
A one-minute introduction to Minnie Lansbury, which might tempt you to buy Janine Booth's biography of her, published in November 2018.
British History > Women's Suffrage > Minnie Lansbury. Primary Sources . Minnie Lansbury. Minnie Glassman, the daughter of Jewish coal merchant Isaac Glassman, was born in Stepney in 1889. She became a school teacher and was active in the campaign for women's suffrage.
18 giu 2020 · Her revolution quickly captured the attention of the British and a series of campaigns against the Maroons were launched. Nanny and the Maroons were innovators in guerilla warfare. They used surprise, knowledge of the terrain, and cleverly chosen positions in their fight against the British.
16 gen 2019 · Minnie Lansbury was one of the rebel Labour councillors of Poplar (East London) who in 1921 forced the Tory-Liberal coalition government to start central government payments to equalise resources between councils in poor and in well¬off areas.
