national women's day was first celebrated in 1909.
when was national women's day first celebrated?
1909
in 1906 she gave a presentation to the fourth spd women's congress in mannheim on care of women during and following pregnancy. in 1907 the family relocated to stuttgart. that year she gave a presentation on education to the women's congress in nuremberg. in 1910 she was a delegate at the international women's conference in copenhagen (held in tandem with that year's ), at which she delivered a presentation on motherhood and childcare. she was also involved in the resolution to introduce an , proposed at the conference by her friend, clara zetkin. the first international women's day celebrated in germany (and denmark, austria and switzerland) duly took place on 19 march 1911 (although the idea had come from international working women's day first celebrated in new york on 28 february 1909).
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the exact origin of international coffee day is unknown. an event was first promoted in japan in 1983 by the all japan coffee association (全日本コーヒー協会). in the united states "national coffee day" was mentioned publicly as early as 2005. the name "international coffee day" was first used by the southern food and beverage museum, which called a press conference on october 3, 2009 to celebrate it and to announce the first new orleans coffee festival. it was promoted in china by the international coffee organization, first celebrated in 1997, and made into an annual celebration in early april 2001. taiwan first celebrated international coffee day in 2009. nepal first celebrated national coffee day on november 17, 2005. indonesia, which first celebrated national coffee day on august 17, 2006, celebrates it on the same day as indonesia's independence day.
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