Forgotten Heroines
Women Who Changed the World
By Stefanie von Wietersheim
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They changed the world and yet their names remain unknown. Forgotten Heroines tells the inspiring stories of extraordinary women who made groundbreaking contributions to politics, science, and the arts, but who have been all but erased from public memory. Did you know that modern Bluetooth technology was invented by the most beautiful actress in film history? That the world's first parliamentary president was a woman? Or that the iconic "I love NY" slogan was created by one of the earliest female pioneers in advertising? Unjustly overlooked by male-dominated historiography, these pioneering inventors, brilliant artists, and courageous activists finally receive the recognition they deserve. With engaging portraits, fascinating facts, and powerful imagery complemented by reflections from today's experts this book shines a spotlight on the women who helped shape our world. AUTHOR: Stefanie von Wietersheim is a journalist and bestselling author. She writes about culture, travel, and fashion, and has published numerous books with Callwey, including Women & Their Refuges, Mothers & Daughters, and Iran's Daughters. SELLING POINTS: . Twenty-five remarkable women from politics, science, art, fashion, and society . An inspiring book that brings history to light . Featuring striking portraits and captivating stories 100 colour illustrations
- ISBN:
- 9783766728661
- Format:
- Hardback
- Pages:
- 240
- Published:
- Publisher:
- Georg Callwey
- Imprint:
- Georg Callwey
- Weight:
- 990 g