Happy Vilma

* August 9, 1872, Vágújhely - † August 18, 1927, Vienna, Austria / Physics and mathematics teacher, feminist ; ; From 1896, she attended lectures on quantity and natural sciences at the University of Budapest. She was the first Hungarian woman to earn a university degree in humanities in Hungary. After earning her degree, she taught in Budapest. She worked a lot for the promotion of women's interests and the effectiveness of child protection. In 1902, she became a member of the board of the National Association of Women Officials, and in 1904, together with Rózsa Bédy-Schwimmer, she founded the Association of Hungarian Feminists, one of the main goals of which was to fight for women's suffrage. She was dismissed from her position in 1920, and then she was active abroad, in international women's movements. ; ; Web documents: ; • Hungarian Biography Lexicon 1000-1990 (MEK); • Gábor Kemény: Vilma Glücklich and the Hungarian feminist movement (Korunk); • Gyula Radnai: Naturalists in the 18th and 19th centuries (World of Nature); • Anna Borgos: In December 1904, the Hungarian Feminists Association was founded with 200 female and 50 male members. A little history of Hungarian feminism (Tűsarok); • Gabriella Schuller: The Pioneers. Portrait Gallery of Hungarian Women's History (Rubiconline); • Vilma Glücklich: The International Women's Movement After the War (Korunk); • Glücklich, Wilma (Österreichische Nationalbibliothek - German)