Ruth Gustafson
Swedish
['vietnamese', 'myanmar', 'azerbaijani', 'malagasy', 'lakota', 'mapuche', 'spanish', 'tamil', 'luxembourgish', 'norwegian', 'croatian', 'bodo', 'romanian', 'marathi', 'russified', 'czech', 'romansh', 'simplified chinese', 'serbian cyrillic', 'scottish', 'macedonian', 'hispanic', 'latvian', 'scots', 'old welsh', 'malayalam', 'old italian', 'norse', 'low german', 'konkani', 'galician', 'lower sorbian', 'old chinese', 'khmer', 'oriya', 'castellano', 'sami', 'italian', 'assyrian', 'afrikaans', 'aramaic', 'sinhala', 'cornish', 'lowland scots', 'english grammar', 'japanese', 'malayalam music', 'nauruan', 'old french', 'faroese', 'mapudungun', 'fin', 'malay', 'armenian', 'turkish', 'hebrew grammar', 'ukrainian', 'english', 'great russian', 'tibetan', 'middle high german', 'gujarati', 'dhivehi', 'catalonian', 'kyrgyz', 'inuktitut', 'old english', 'swahili', 'assamese', 'lithuanian', 'urdu', 'ojibwe', 'ger', 'ladino', 'germanic', 'sesotho', 'dutch', 'tatar', 'nepali', 'ancient greek', 'xhosa', 'ossetian', 'nynorsk', 'bahasa indonesia', 'qazaq', 'avar', 'old irish', 'komi', 'malayali', 'danish', 'ossetic', 'bantu', 'yue', 'esperanto', 'basque', 'gaelic', 'hebraica', 'somali', 'lexigrams']
Ruth Gustafson
Ruth Valborg Maria Gustafson née Pettersson (Stockholm, 8 July 1881-5 April 1960,Stockholm), was a Swedish politician (Social Democrat), union worker, women's rights activist and editor. She was a member of the Stockholm city council in 1919-1938, a member of the second chamber of parliament in 1933-1960, and editor of the social democratic paper Morgonbris 1908-1910 and 1919-1921. She was a member of the Country Association for Women's Suffrage in 1902-1921, and a speaker of the left wing within the movement.