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Japanese anarchist feminist (1886–1971)
Also known as: Hiratsuka Raichō, Haru Hiratsuka, Hiratsuka Haruko, Hiratsuka Raichou, Raiteu Hiratsuka, Хирацука Райтё
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- Seitō
- Fujin sensen ni sankashite
- In the beginning, woman was the sun
- Mushiro nyonin no sei o reihaiseyo
- 写真・書簡・年譜・著作目錄