[Counterculture] [Feminism] Women's Liberation Movement, small archive Approx. 70 var. items such as flyers, booklets, newspapers and pamphlets, all but a few Dutch, ca. 1970s (a few from the 1980s). Incl. a.o.: (1) Wij vrouwen eisen abortus vrij. 27 Sept. 1980 A'dam Demonstratie. Postcard-sized flyer. -and num. others flyers, etc. concerning abortion. (2) Vrouwen willen gezinszorg hou'en. Flyer about a protest. (3) Women's Festival 1979. Flyer. -and a few other items about Women's Festivals (var. years). (4) Internationale vrouwendag. 1979. Booklet. -and other items about International Women's Dag. (5) En de vrouw die kiest een vrouw! COC-vrouwenfolder. COC pamphlet. (6) Vrouwen, wacht niet te lang. Amst., De Bonte Was, 1970s. Poster. Important and interesting collection of ephemeral material. (total approx. 70)

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