Phoebe Cusden (1887–1981) was a socialist, trade unionist, educator, peace campaigner and politician from the English town of Reading. She was continuously active between the 1910s and the 1970s, and was a leading citizen of Reading over the middle part of the twentieth century. Particularly notable was that her local campaigning developed into an effort to broaden her own and her fellow citizens' awareness of issues of international peace and progress. She was a pioneer of local authority nursery education, and a founder of the post-war twin towns movement. Most significantly she developed a twin-town link enabling aid and practical assistance to the German city of Düsseldorf while it was still recovering from the devastation of World War II bombing. The link survives to this day.
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| - Phoebe Cusden (1887–1981) was a socialist, trade unionist, educator, peace campaigner and politician from the English town of Reading. She was continuously active between the 1910s and the 1970s, and was a leading citizen of Reading over the middle part of the twentieth century. Particularly notable was that her local campaigning developed into an effort to broaden her own and her fellow citizens' awareness of issues of international peace and progress. She was a pioneer of local authority nursery education, and a founder of the post-war twin towns movement. Most significantly she developed a twin-town link enabling aid and practical assistance to the German city of Düsseldorf while it was still recovering from the devastation of World War II bombing. The link survives to this day. (en)
- Anne Phoebe Ellen Blackall (1887 in Reading, – 1981) war Sozialistin, Gewerkschafterin, Pädagogin, Friedensaktivistin, Politikerin und Bürgermeisterin der englischen Großstadt Reading. Sie war zwischen den 1910er und 1970er Jahren durchgehend aktiv und in der Mitte des 20. Jahrhunderts eine führende Persönlichkeit Readings. Ihre lokalen Kampagnen mündeten in dem Versuch, ihr eigenes Bewusstsein und das ihrer Mitbürger für Fragen des internationalen Friedens und Fortschritts zu erweitern. Sie war eine Pionierin der kommunalen Kindergartenerziehung und Gründerfigur der Städtepartnerschaftsbewegung in den Nachkriegsjahren. Cusden war entscheidend an der Schaffung einer Städtepartnerschaftsverbindung mit der stark kriegszerstörten deutschen Stadt Düsseldorf beteiligt, die dadurch Hilfe und pra (de)
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| - Anne Phoebe Ellen Blackall (1887 in Reading, – 1981) war Sozialistin, Gewerkschafterin, Pädagogin, Friedensaktivistin, Politikerin und Bürgermeisterin der englischen Großstadt Reading. Sie war zwischen den 1910er und 1970er Jahren durchgehend aktiv und in der Mitte des 20. Jahrhunderts eine führende Persönlichkeit Readings. Ihre lokalen Kampagnen mündeten in dem Versuch, ihr eigenes Bewusstsein und das ihrer Mitbürger für Fragen des internationalen Friedens und Fortschritts zu erweitern. Sie war eine Pionierin der kommunalen Kindergartenerziehung und Gründerfigur der Städtepartnerschaftsbewegung in den Nachkriegsjahren. Cusden war entscheidend an der Schaffung einer Städtepartnerschaftsverbindung mit der stark kriegszerstörten deutschen Stadt Düsseldorf beteiligt, die dadurch Hilfe und praktische Unterstützung erhielt. Diese Verbindung existiert bis heute. (de)
- Phoebe Cusden (1887–1981) was a socialist, trade unionist, educator, peace campaigner and politician from the English town of Reading. She was continuously active between the 1910s and the 1970s, and was a leading citizen of Reading over the middle part of the twentieth century. Particularly notable was that her local campaigning developed into an effort to broaden her own and her fellow citizens' awareness of issues of international peace and progress. She was a pioneer of local authority nursery education, and a founder of the post-war twin towns movement. Most significantly she developed a twin-town link enabling aid and practical assistance to the German city of Düsseldorf while it was still recovering from the devastation of World War II bombing. The link survives to this day. (en)
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