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Mathilde Fibiger (13 December 1830 – 17 June 1872) was a Danish feminist, novelist, and telegraphist.

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rdfs:label	Mathilde Fibiger (de) Mathilde Fibiger (fr) Mathilde Fibiger (en) Фибигер, Матильда (ru) Mathilde Fibiger (sv) Матильда Фібігер (uk)
rdfs:comment	Mathilde Fibiger, née le 13 décembre 1830 à Copenhague (Danemark) et morte le 17 juin 1872 à Aarhus (Danemark), est la première femme danoise télégraphiste. Femme de lettres, elle a également eu un engagement féministe. (fr) Mathilde Fibiger (13 December 1830 – 17 June 1872) was a Danish feminist, novelist, and telegraphist. (en) Матильда Фибигер (дат. Mathilde Fibiger, 13 декабря 1830 — 17 июня 1872) — датская феминистка и писательница. (ru) Mathilde Lucie Fibiger (* 13. Dezember 1830 in Kopenhagen; † 17. Juni 1872 in Aarhus) war eine dänische Hauslehrerin, Frauenrechtlerin und Schriftstellerin. Sie arbeitete als Hauslehrerin auf Lolland. 1851 veröffentlichte sie die Briefnovelle Clara Raphael. Tolv breve (deutsch: „Clara Raphael. Zwölf Briefe“), in der sie für vollständige Gleichberechtigung der Frauen eintrat. Die Schrift wurde von Johan Heiberg herausgegeben und erregte viel Aufmerksamkeit in Dänemark. Auch Fibigers zahlreiche spätere Werke widmeten sich dem Thema der Gleichberechtigung. Ihre ältere Schwester Ilia Fibiger vertrat dieselben Grundsätze, trat aber nicht publizistisch in Erscheinung. (de) Mathilde Lucie Fibiger, född 13 december 1830, död 17 juni 1872, var en dansk författare och suffragett. Hon var syster till författaren Ilia Fibiger och kusin till Johannes Henrik Tauber Fibiger. Flera olyckor drabbade familjen under hennes barndom, fadern, Adolph Fibiger, förlorade sitt arbete 1835 och föräldrarna skilde sig 1843 till följd av ekonomiska svårigheter. När modern sedan dog 1844 fick systrarna försörja sig själva. Fibiger valde att fokusera helt på sitt arbete och på kvinnosaksfrågan och förblev ogift. Hon blev 1866 både Danmarks första kvinnliga telegrafist och första kvinnliga tjänsteman. (sv)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Thora Hallager Danish suffragists Danish women's rights activists Copenhagen Frederiksberg Gender equality Anja Andersen Anja Cetti Andersen Lolland Østerbrogade 1830 births People from Copenhagen 19th-century Danish women writers 19th-century Danish writers Aarhus Feminist Danish feminists Helsingør Telegraph 1872 deaths Telegraphists Peter Faber (Danish telegraph specialist) Nysted Burials in Aarhus City Hall Park Women's Museum, Aarhus

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