Denmark is among the five leading countries. The ancestor of emancipation in Denmark is believed to be Mathilde Fibiger (1830-1872), author of the feminist novel “Twelve letters of Clara Raphael,” and the first ever woman telegraph operator in Denmark. Although the Danish proverb “directs the horse reins, and his wife – a stick”, in Denmark it has long been one not to be:
In 1908, the Danish have the right to participate in municipal elections in 1915 were admitted to the parliamentary election. And even 8 March was established as a day of solidarity of women workers in Denmark – at a conference of Socialist Women held in Copenhagen.
Apartments in Minsk for rent in recent years are gaining momentum and became a full-fledged alternative to traditional business hotels. The reasons for this are clear – the cost of rent and the comfort of a private apartment are less compared to the hotel.
