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In page Jutta Bojsen-Møller:

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Thanks to her friendship with the poet Jens Christian Hostrup and his wife Elisabeth, both of whom were active in the Danish Women's Society, she became increasingly interested in the women's movement. In 1894, encouraged by Astrid Hostrup who was active both as a folk high school matron and as a member of the Women's Society, Bojsen-Møller joined the organization and was immediately elected president, a post she kept until 1910.[citation needed] She took an early interest in women's voting rights, becoming a member of the Women's Society's Voting Rights Committee when it was founded in 1898. Only in 1906 did she and Louise Nørlund succeed in making women's suffrage an official item on the organizations agenda.[1]