Melisende of Jerusalem
Queen of Jerusalem in the 1100s
Queen of Jerusalem in the 1100s
In 1625, Henrietta became the first French queen consort to sit on the English throne since Margaret of Anjou
Queen of Ptolemaic Egypt who ruled from 175 to 116 BCE with two successive brother-husbands and her daughter, Cleopatra III.
Vivian Bullwinkel volunteered for the Australian Army Nursing Service in May 1941 and sailed to Singapore. She survived ‘The Bangka Island Massacre,’ where she was shot in the back and pretended to be dead until the Japanese soldiers left. She spent more than three years a prison camp.
The first female full-time demonstrator at the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, Sydney 1911-1912. She studied and worked in Europe 1912-1923 and on return to Australia became a microbiologist with the Department of Public Health, Sydney 1924-1946.
Symbol of the heroism and patriotism of Polish womanhood.
The first director of the United States Marine Corps Women’s Reserve during World War II.
Countess de St. Belmont who defended her people during the Thirty Years War
Cherokee Beloved Woman and political leader
Shawnee warrior and leader