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Inessa Armand, nacida Elisabeth Inés Stéphane de Herbenville (París, 8 de mayo de 1874–Beslán, Rusia, 24 de septiembre de 1920) fue una escritora, feminista y revolucionaria rusa de origen francés. Armand nació en París. Tras la muerte de su padre, cuando ella tenía sólo cinco años, se crió junto a su abuela y su tía, ambas ...
7. “Inessa,” by N. Krupskaia, in , Oct. 3, 1920. 8. A common bond between Lenin and Inessa Armand on their first meeting was their shared admiration for Chernyshevsky's novel. This novel, which took the Russian intelligentsia by storm with its image of the “new men,” also contained a “new woman,” its heroine, Vera Pavlovna.
Inessa Armand did not publish her beliefs on the issue of women. After a life for the party - “Paving the streets is certainly easier,” she once remarked to her daughters - she died of cholera in the Caucasus in 1920.
Inessa Armand nel 1916. Inessa Armand, nata Elise Stéphanne (Parigi, 8 maggio 1874 – Nal'čik, 24 settembre 1920), è stata una rivoluzionaria russa.Nata da genitori francesi a Parigi, ma allevata a Mosca dalla nonna dall'età di cinque anni, sposata con un importante industriale dell'Impero russo, entrò nel movimento rivoluzionario e divenne una stretta collaboratrice di Lenin, con il ...
22. Apr. 2020 · Inessa Armand. La revolucionaria Alexandra Kollontái recuerda que “Cuando pasábamos por su tumba, Lenin estaba irreconocible. Caminaba con los ojos cerrados y parecía que se iba a caer”.
21. Jan. 2014 · Inessa Armand was exposed to Enlightenment ideas, the piano, and the German and Russian languages. She trained as a home teacher — one of the few vocations open to educated women in late-Imperial Russia. In October 1893, Armand married Evgenii’s eldest son, Alexander. They had five children together, and opened a local school for peasant ...
3. Juni 2017 · Armand's story. A French-born socialist, Inessa Armand found herself in Moscow at age 15, following the death of her father. She was brought up in Russia by her grandmother and aunt, and by the ...
