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, reflective and complex—is an account of dozens of Ann's visits to the region, building NEWW, teaching students, and participating in protests, as well as her experience hosting visitors from the region. She embraces the conundrum of the visitor's position

contributed to the creation of new Romanian class and national identities, as governesses transmitted Western ideals to their students while also adapting to the realities and demands of the local context. Working in both private homes and state

nacionalizam (Sarajevo: Buybook, 2004), 13. 6 Daniela Ćudić, Approaches to Political Gender Equality in Bosnia-Herzegovina , LUP Student Papers, Department of Political Science (Lund: Lund University, 2018), http

Georgios Iakovidis (1853–1932), 7 and Anton Ažbe (1862–1905), 8 as women were not accepted as students at the prestigious School of Fine Arts. Her time in the Bavarian capital played a major role not only in shaping the bold and independent character of

found a spiritual liaison. The travelogue consists of two epistolary records from Madras sent to unspecified addressees, more precisely to women students, or to young girls. The English translation of Pisma is precise, distinctly following the thought

highly palpable, will be encouraged by the use of rich primary sources and nuanced conceptualization of public health. The books would be of interest to international students and researchers engaged not only in the European social history of medicine but

student and she intervened many times on his behalf with the school authorities). The end of the book discusses her transformation into a disability activist, which results in maintaining a closer and consistent contact with the state. She starts working

loving relationship between the two women, but one that Żmichowska treated with the kind of distance a mentor has for an overzealous student. Żmichowska encouraged Grabowska's studies and writing, and even wanted to collaborate with her, but she did not