In the bleak streets of 19th century Russia, one charming, beautiful woman became the country's most notorious criminal.
Mary Edwards Walker is the only woman ever awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor, challenging the conventions of her time at every step of the way.
Mileva Marić was best known as Albert Einstein’s first wife, but she was a talented physicist in her own right. Her possible contributions to Einstein's great theories is still one of the great mysteries of science.
In 1963 Valentina Tereshkova made history as the first woman to travel into space. But what makes Tereshkova’s achievement so remarkable is her journey from a working-class background to become a global icon of space exploration.
Florence Nightingale Facts: She's one of the Victorian Era's most remarkable women—but most people don't know about her many scandalous views.
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