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English: Canadian political cartoon of a woman in Quebec reading a sign that reads:

"News bulletin: for the first time in Turkish history women will vote and be eligible to the public office in the general election which takes place this week."

Women were granted the right to vote in Turkey in 1930, but the right to vote was not extended to women in provincial elections in Quebec until 1940.
Türkçe: Quebec'te bir tabelada yazılanları okuyan bir kadını betimleyen Kanada siyasi karikatürü:

"Haber bülteni: Türk tarihinde ilk kez kadınlar bu hafta yapılacak genel seçimler için oy kullanacak ve kamu görevlisi seçilmeye hak kazanacak."

Kadınlara 1930'da Türkiye'de oy kullanma hakkı tanındı ancak oy hakkı 1940'a kadar Quebec'teki il seçimlerinde kadınlara uygulanmadı.
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Author Racey, Arthur G. (1870-1941) In 1930, Racey was a cartoonist at the Montreal Star.
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