Women: emancipation and women's rights.End of World War I: suffragettes from the Allied countriesduring a visit to the French President in Paris; pleading for general women's suffrage and asking for the participation of women during the peace conference in order to represent the rights of women and children: 1st row; l. t. r.: J.Borden Harriman (USA); DeWitt Schlumberger (France); Pichon-Laundry (France); 2nd row; Juliette Barrett Rublee (USA); Katherine Bennett Davis (USA); Mme. Brunsching; 3rd row; Millicent Garrett Fawcett (GB); Mrs. Oliver Strachey (GB); Rosamund Smith (GB); 4th row; Mme. Brigode (Belgium); Marie Paunt (Belgium); Nevia Boyle (South Africa); Mlle. Van den Plas (Belgium); 6th row; Sonnine Capi (Italy) and Eva Mitzhouma (Poland).Photo; 27.2.1919.