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1973 news item on the 5-year anniversary of the MVM.

Man Vrouw Maatschappij (MVM, "Man Woman Society") was a Dutch feminist action group, founded by Joke Smit en Hedy d'Ancona.

The group was founded by Joke Smit in October 1968; she had published the feminist article "Het onbehagen bij de vrouw" ("The Discontent of Women") in November 1967. After Dolle Mina, another feminist group, was founded it sailed a more radical course and participated in feminist actions, most notably 1970's Op de vrouw af!. MVM was anti-hierarchical and opposed to patriarchy; it was run without a president and after 1973 disallowed men, causing d'Ancona and others to leave the group.

References

  • J. Doomen over Ribberink A., Leidsvrouwen en zaakwaarneemsters, Een geschiedenis van de aktiegroep Man Vrouw Maatschappij 1968-1973 ISBN 90-6550-599-7
  • Hülsken, Marloes (2010). Kiezen voor kinderen?: vrouwentijdschriften en hun lezeressen over het katholieke huwelijksleven, 1950-1975. Verloren. ISBN 9789087041731.
  • Meijer, Irene Costera (1996). Het persoonlijke wordt politiek: feministische bewustwording in Nederland, 1965-1980. Het Spinhuis. ISBN 9789055890521.
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