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Fredrikke Marie Qvam

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not have any right to vote. A majority in the Women Voting Rights Association then decided to propose a limited voting right for women: that women should be able to vote in municipal elections at the same conditions as men could vote in national elections. This would give only rich women the right to vote, mainly in the cities.
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and Welhaven-Gunnerson delivered the list with signatures and a letter in support of the dissolution to the Norwegian parliament. More signatures arrived in October and in total about 300,000 signatures from women were gathered in support of a dissolution of the union. Some men without voting rights
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for the first time in 1874. As he was often away, a lot of the responsibilities for running the farm thus fell on Fredrikke Marie Qvam. Being highly interested in politics and public affaires she often felt that her life at the farm was quite unsatisfactory; in a letter to her husband she wrote that
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to debate the case in 1890, but a proposal to give voting rights to women fell with 70 votes against and 44 for the proposal. In 1898, all men over 25 years obtained voting rights in municipal elections, while only men with a certain income could vote in the parliamentary election. Women still did
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was the driving force in the beginning, but Qvam became important for the success as she could mobilize women not only through the Countrywide Women Voting Rights Association but also through the larger Norwegian Women's Public Health Association which she also headed. During two weeks in August,
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and worked as a teacher in private home. They became secretly engaged in 1858 and married in 1865 after Ole Anton Qvam had finished law studies in Kristiania in 1862. In 1873, the couple bought the Gjævran farm and moved there. They had five children, of which two died in childhood and two while
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The success of gathering female signatures in support of the dissolution of the union earned women respect and was seen by many as a sign that women were politically mature enough to vote. It contributed to a process that led to full voting rights for women in 1913. After this, Qvam and the
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to let women take part in the referendum, but the reply was negative. Only men over 25 that did not depend on welfare were given the right to vote. In August the Countrywide Women Voting Rights Association started to collect signatures of women in support of the dissolution of the union.
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Qvam belonged to the minority in the Women Voting Rights Association that did not want to compromise about full voting rights as a human right. In 1898, they broke away from the mother association and formed the Countrywide Women Rights Association
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they were young. Three of the children died of tuberculosis, in 1878, 1889, and 1893 respectively. She later stated that the sorrow she felt when experiencing her children die of ill health was one of the things that motivated her to found the
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Countrywide Women Voting Rights Association focused on projects that should stimulate women to use their voting rights and participate in political activities. A motto frequently used by Qvam was "A right to vote is a duty to vote".
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that grew to become Norway's largest women's organisation with 250,000 members, and served as its first President from 1896 to 1933, and as its Honorary President from 1933 until her death. She also served as president of the
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In connection with the 100th anniversary of universal female suffrage in Norway in 2013, Qvam was voted the second most important woman in Norway in the last hundred years (following
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and became its leader. The organization's stated purpose at the start was to provide medical supplies for use both in war and accidents during peacetime, to educate women in
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Qvam died at Gjævran farm in Steinkjer in 1938. She was buried at Egge churchyard together with her husband, Ole Anton Qvam. She was survived by her daughter Louise Qvam, a
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from 1899 to 1903. She was widely regarded as one of the most influential and successful political lobbyists of her time, and was described in the journal
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in 1893, when she was 50 years old. There Fredrikke Qvam soon became involved in the women's rights movement and other political activities.
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that was formed in Kristiania in 1895. The association's purpose was to advocate for full female voting rights, in both national and
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was announced in July 1905 and scheduled to be held 13 August 1905, Qvam appealed to the president of the Norwegian parliament
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Qvam remained leader of the Norwegian Women's Public Health Association until 1933 when she was 90. She received the
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Ole Anton Qvam established a law practice in Steinkjer and was also involved in local business and politics for the
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A meeting in Norwegian Women's national council in 1904. Fredrikke Marie Qvam number two from left.
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about 244,765 signatures from women were gathered. On 22 August 1905, Fredrikke Marie Qvam,
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were among those who had signed. 368,392 men had voted in the referendum 13 August 1905.
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in 1915 as the "Queen of the corridors." She was addressed as "Madam Cabinet Minister" (
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Unionsstrid, sanitet og stemmerett - en humanitær kvinneforenings skjulte agenda
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In 1902–1903, Qvam lived in Stockholm where Ole Anton Qvam had been appointed
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Fredrikke Marie Qvam - grunnlegger av Norske kvinners sanitetsforening
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Bing). In 1849, the family moved to the manor Helge-By-Rein in
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to merchant David Andreas Gram and Louise Augusta Gram (
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Norwegian Association for Women's Rights
Randi Blehr
Randi Blehr
Norwegian Women's Public Health Association
Anna Welle Grue
Liberal Party
Ole Anton Qvam
Ole Anton Qvam
Norwegian Women's Public Health Association
Norwegian Association for Women's Rights
Samtiden
Norwegian
Norwegian

Trondheim
Steinkjer
Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson
Ole Bull
Aasmund Olavsson Vinje
Peter Chr. Asbjørnsen
Ole Anton Qvam
examen artium
Norwegian Women's Public Health Association
Liberal Party
Parliament of Norway


Fifth Conference of the International Woman Suffrage Alliance
Millicent Fawcett

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