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Leonora Cohen OBE, the pioneer of the Suffragette movement, born in Leeds. She was famously arrested for smashing a glass case containing royal insignia at the Tower of London in protest against the government’s position on a woman’s right to vote, honoured in the Council Chamber at Leeds Civic Hall where six plaques to celebrate inspirational women of Leeds have been unveiled. . Photograph
Upload Date: 11 Feb 2025
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Byline: Tony Johnson
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