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Regina de Lamo Jiménez (7 September 1870 – 17 November 1947) was a Spanish intellectual, a very versatile activist until the arrival of the Francoist dictatorship in Spain. She was a pianist, teacher of music and singing, writer, journalist, feminist proponent and activist for women's rights, promoter of the cooperative economic model, defender of syndicalism and anarchism, and propagandist. She signed her writings as Regina Lamo Jiménez, Regina de Lamo Ximénez, Regina Lamo de O'Neill, and under the pseudonym Nora Avante.

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rdfs:comment	Regina de Lamo y Jiménez (* 7. September 1870 in Úbeda; † 17. November 1947 in Barcelona) war eine spanische Pianistin, Musik- und Gesangslehrerin, Intellektuelle und Aktivistin bis zum Beginn der Franco-Diktatur in Spanien. Sie schrieb zu den Themen Feminismus und Frauenrechte, dem Genossenschaftsmodell in der Wirtschaft, Syndikalismus und Anarchismus. Sie unterzeichnete ihre Schriften als Regina Lamo Jiménez, Regina de Lamo Ximénez, Regina Lamo de O'Neill oder mit dem Pseudonym Nora Avante. (de) Regina de Lamo Jiménez (Úbeda, 7 de septiembre de 1870-Barcelona, 17 de noviembre de 1947) fue una intelectual española, activista muy polifacética hasta la llegada de la dictadura franquista en España. Fue pianista, profesora de música y canto, escritora, periodista, feminista defensora y activista de los derechos de las mujeres, promotora del modelo cooperativista en la economía, defensora del sindicalismo y el anarquismo, propagandista. Firmó sus escritos como Regina Lamo Jiménez, Regina de Lamo Ximénez, Regina Lamo de O’Neill y bajo el seudónimo de Nora Avante. (es) Regina de Lamo y Jiménez (Úbeda, 1870eko irailaren 7tik - Bartzelona, 1947ko azaroaren 17ra) intelektual espainiarra, ekintzaile polifazetikoa Espainiara diktadura frankista iritsi zen arte. Piano jolea, musika eta kantu irakaslea, idazlea, kazetaria, feminista eta emakumeen eskubideen aldeko aktibista, ekonomia eredu kooperatiboaren sustatzailea, sindikalismoaren eta anarkismoaren defendatzailea eta propagandista izan zen. Bere idatziak Regina Lamo Jiménez, Regina de Lamo Ximénez, Regina Lamo de O'Neill eta Nora Avante ezizenez sinatu zituen. Lidia Falcón-en izeko. (eu) Regina de Lamo Jiménez (7 September 1870 – 17 November 1947) was a Spanish intellectual, a very versatile activist until the arrival of the Francoist dictatorship in Spain. She was a pianist, teacher of music and singing, writer, journalist, feminist proponent and activist for women's rights, promoter of the cooperative economic model, defender of syndicalism and anarchism, and propagandist. She signed her writings as Regina Lamo Jiménez, Regina de Lamo Ximénez, Regina Lamo de O'Neill, and under the pseudonym Nora Avante. (en) Regina de Lamo Jiménez (Úbeda, 7 de setembro de 1870 - Barcelona, 17 de novembro de 1947) foi uma intelectual espanhola e activista poli-facetada até à chegada da ditadura franquista em Espanha. Foi pianista, professora de música e canto, escritora, jornalista, feminista defensora e activista dos direitos das mulheres, promotora do modelo cooperativista na economia, defensora do sindicalismo e do anarquismo, e propagandista. A andaluza assinou seus escritos como Regina Lamo Jiménez, Regina de Lamo Ximénez, Regina Lamo de O’Neill e com o pseudónimo de Nora Avante. (pt)
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name	Regina de Lamo (en)
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death place	Barcelona
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death date	1947-11-17 (xsd:date)
birth place	Úbeda, Spain (en)
birth date	1870-09-07 (xsd:date)
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