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Alexandrina Cantacuzino

Alexandrina "Didina" Cantacuzino (pia anayefahamika kama Alexandrina Grigore Cantacuzino na Alexandrine Cantacuzène kwa Kifaransa; 20 Septemba 1876 - 1944) alikuwa mwanaharakati wa kisiasa, mfadhili, na mwanadiplomasia wa Romania, ambaye alikuwa miongoni mwa wanaharakati wakuu wa harakati za wanawake katika miaka ya 1920 na 1930. Alikuwa kiongozi wa Baraza la Kitaifa la Wanawake wa Romania na Chama cha Wanawake wa Romania, na kuwa Makamu Rais wa Baraza la Kimataifa la Wanawake, akiwakilisha Umoja wa Kimataifa wa Wanawake, pamoja na Romania, kwenye Jumuiya ya Mataifa. Hata hivyo, imani yake ya kifeministi[1][2][3][4] na sifa yake ya kimataifa ilitokana na uzalendo wake wa kitaifa, msaada wake kwa eugenics, na hatimaye kujiunga kwake na itikadi ya fasisti.[5][6][7]

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Alexandrina Pallady, ambaye pia alijulikana kama Didina, alizaliwa huko Ciocănești, kijiji kilichopo sasa katika wilaya ya Dâmbovița (lakini, mnamo 1876, bado kilikuwa sehemu ya wilaya ya Ilfov).[8] Tarehe ya kuzaliwa inajulikana kuwa ilikuwa tarehe 20 Septemba 1876,[8] lakini vyanzo vingine kwa makosa credits iwe 1877 au 1881.[9]

Kwa asili alikuwa mwanachama wa tabaka la juu la boyar: baba yake, Luteni Kanali Theodor Pallady (1847 / 1853–1916), aristocrat kutoka eneo la mashariki (na zamani hali) ya Moldavia, alipata heshima katika Vikosi vya Ardhi vya Romania; mama yake, pia anaitwa Alexandrina (1845 / 1848 - 1881), alikuwa boyaress Kretzulescu kutoka Wallachia, na mrithi wa mali kubwa.[10] Kupitia mama yake Pallady, Alexandrina alitoka katika nyumba nyingine ya watoto, akina Ghicas, waliokuwa na nyumba hiyo huko Ciocănești.[11]

Ndoa hiyo ilizaa watoto wanne, lakini Alexandrina alikuwa pekee aliyeishi utoto.[12] Kutoka kwa uhusiano na Maria Stamatiade, Theodor Pallady alikuwa na mtoto, mtunzi wa baadaye wa ki-Symbolist Alexandru Teodor "Al. T." Stamatiad (aliyezaliwa 1885).[13] Familia ya baba yake Alexandrina pia ilitoa takwimu zingine za kiakili muhimu: Theodor Iancu Pallady, mchoraji wa kisasa, na Lucia Sturdza-Bulandra, mwigizaji, walikuwa wapwa wa Lt. Kanali Pallady, na kama binamu za Alexandrina na Al. T. Stamatiad.[14]

Baada ya kifo cha mama yake mnamo 1881, Alexandrina mwenye umri wa miaka mitano alilelewa na shangazi yake, Eliza Ghica, na rasmi alikubaliwa na mumewe Eliza, Vladimir M. Ghica.[15] Kwa pesa za Ghica, alikuwa na uwezo wa kufuata masomo nje ya nchi, nchini Ufaransa. Mnamo 1899 au karibu na hapo,[16] baada ya kifo cha Eliza Ghica,[17] Alexandrina Pallady-Ghica alikuwa anaishi katika mji mkuu wa Romania, Bucharest, ambapo aliolewa na mwanasiasa anayetarajiwa Grigore Gheorghe Cantacuzino - anayejulikana kwa jina la Griguță Cantacuzino au, kwa dhihaka, kama Prensul ("Mwanamfalme").[18] Jina lake kamili baadaye lilikuwa Alexandrina Grigore Cantacuzino (mara nyingi hufupishwa kama Alexandrina Gr. Cantacuzino), na ujumuishaji wa jina la mume wake kama jina la baba.[marejeo yamekosekana]

Ndoa hiyo ilimfanya Cantacuzino kuwa sehemu ya jamii ya juu, pia ikimleta katika mawasiliano na eliti ya Chama cha Conservative. Familia ya Cantacuzino, yenye asili ya Phanariote, ilikuwa na ushawishi mkubwa katika maswala ya kisiasa ya Moldavia na Wallachia. Mkwe wake alikuwa mwanasheria, mpangaji sera za Conservative na Waziri Mkuu wa zamani Gheorghe Grigore Cantacuzino (1833-1913). Pia alikuwa mmoja wa wamiliki wakubwa wa mali katika Ufalme wa Romania, inayojulikana kwa umma kama Nababul ("Mwanababu").[19][20] Ndugu yake mkwe alikuwa Mihail G. "Mișu" Cantacuzino (1867-1928), ambaye alikuwa Waziri wa Sheria na kiongozi wa nusu ya ndani ya Chama cha Conservative.[21]

Cantacuzinos ilitangaza madai ya cheo cha mwanamfalme, ambacho, ingawa kimekuwa kisicho na maana chini ya sheria za Romania, iliruhusu Alexandrina kuitwa "Princess Cantacuzino".[22]

Kulingana na mwanahistoria Marian Pruteanu, Alexandrina alikuwa "msindikizaji mpenda mapambo na vyeo", ambaye alisoma nasaba kwa lengo la kuanzisha uhusiano wake wa damu na familia mbalimbali za kifalme.[23] Ishara za utajiri wake wa familia ilijumuisha moja ya magari yaliyomilikiwa na watu binafsi ya kwanza ya Bucharest.[24]

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  24. ↑ Shi, Rui (2022-09-30). "GSAIC: GeoScience Articles Illustration and Caption Dataset". Highlights in Science, Engineering and Technology. 9: 289–297. doi:10.54097/hset.v9i.1858. ISSN 2791-0210.
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