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Regarding women's right to vote, the countries that had introduced it before 1920 were New Zealand (1893), Australia (1902), Finland (1906), Norway (1913), Denmark (1915), Iceland (1915), Canada (1917), Austria (1918), Estonia (1918), Georgia (1918), Germany (1918), Hungary (1918), Latvia (1918), Lithuania (1918), Poland (1918), Russia (1918), the United Kingdom (1918), Belarus (1919), Belgium (1919), Luxembourg (1919), the Netherlands (1919), Sweden (1919) and Ukraine (1919). Finland deserves particular attention because women obtained both the right to vote and the right to stand for parliamentary elections in 1906, and in 1907
Regarding free or compulsory primary education, the European countries that had introduced important reforms were Prussia (1763), Denmark (1814), Greece (1834), Spain (1838), Sweden (1842), Portugal (1844), Norway (1848), Switzerland (1874), Italy (1877), the United Kingdom (1880), France (1881), Ireland (1892), the Netherlands (1900), Luxembourg (1912) and Belgium (1914). Way before ussr. Regarding financial assistance for families and children, the countries that had already introduced forms of support included France (1793), Finland (1908), Germany (before 1914), Sweden (before 1914), Belgium (1915) and the United Kingdom (1914–1915).
abortion was legalized in 1920, making it the first modern state to legalize abortion on request in public hospitals. However, it was heavily restricted and generally prohibited in 1936 under Stalin, before being legalized again in 1955.
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