In 1932 Siran Seza, a Lebanese-Armenian writer, began publishing the first feminist literary review for women in Lebanon called "The Young Armenian Women" (, "Yeritasard Hayuhi"). Seza was born in Constantinople (present day Istanbul) in 1903. Seza had translated Goethe's "The Sorrows of Young Werther" into Armenian when she was 15; her talent was recognized by Armenian poets of the era, such as Vahan Tekeyan, which led to her work being published in important literary journals of that time. The final issue of "The Young Armenian Women" was published in 1968.