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February 11, 1934: The Serres Court of First Instance is the first to allow women to run for office in elections.

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In the municipal elections of 11/2/1934, for the first time, and only in Serres, 4 women are candidates for municipal councilors: Froso Radopoulou, Ioulia Argyriadou, Kleopatra Vourvachi and Sofia Ioakeimidou. It took decades of intense women's struggles for Greek women to be able to obtain the right to vote. They voted for the first time in the municipal elections of 11 February 1934. Voting right […]

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