{"value"=>"<p>Rosika Schwimmer began her writing career as a journalist, primarily submitting articles to newspapers in Vienna and Budapest. In 1907, she helped to found A Nö és a Társadalom (Woman and Society), the official journal of the Hungarian Feminist Association. Later renamed A Nö (The Woman), the journal was edited by Schwimmer from its founding until 1919. Originally published monthly, then fortnightly, A Nö focused on politics and current events from a feminist perspective, with particular attention paid to suffrage and social reform. The journal also included features on prominent women.</p> <p>The published materials in this series consist nearly entirely of periodicals that ran Schwimmer's articles, and those for which she worked as an editor. They include a complete run of A Nö és a Társadalom for 1907-1913, complete runs of A Nö for 1914-1919, and selected issues for 1920-1923, and 1926-1928. The 1916 edition includes both the original uncensored, and the final censored versions. A Nö was microfilmed in part, with holdings from 1907-1928 on reels *Z*CBSF 60-61 and *Z*CBSF 100.41, which may be requested in the Manuscripts Reading Room. The 1916 uncensored version of the publication was not filmed.</p> <p>Other titles held in this series include Feministá Értesitö (1906 Jan-Jun, Sept-Dec), Nõmunkás (1913 Jun 15), Nõk Lapja (1916-1918, with gaps), and Nõtisztviselok Lapja (1915-1916, 1917-1918 with gaps). These have also been filmed, and are available on reel *Z*CBSF 100.41.</p> <p>Researchers wishing to view these journals will be served microfilm for those materials that have been filmed.</p> <p>In Hungarian.</p>"}