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Elvira Boni de Lacerda (Espírito Santo do Pinhal, 1899 - Rio de Janeiro, 1990) was a political activist and strike leader. She defined herself as the "lady of the last century". She was the daughter of Italian immigrants from Cremona, Angelo Boni and Tercila Aciratti Boni. She had her first contact with socialist ideas at home, with her father who was a metal worker, and her brothers. At the age of eight, she moved with her family to the city of Rio de Janeiro in the Cordovil neighborhood. Elvira had to leave school to take care of one of her siblings who fell ill and, therefore, did not complete primary school. At age 12 she started working as an apprentice in a sewing workshop. She married Olgier Lacerda, one of the founders of the Brazilian Communist Party (PCB), in which she also parti
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| dbo:abstract | Elvira Boni de Lacerda (Espírito Santo do Pinhal, 1899 - Rio de Janeiro, 1990) was a political activist and strike leader. She defined herself as the "lady of the last century". She was the daughter of Italian immigrants from Cremona, Angelo Boni and Tercila Aciratti Boni. She had her first contact with socialist ideas at home, with her father who was a metal worker, and her brothers. At the age of eight, she moved with her family to the city of Rio de Janeiro in the Cordovil neighborhood. Elvira had to leave school to take care of one of her siblings who fell ill and, therefore, did not complete primary school. At age 12 she started working as an apprentice in a sewing workshop. She married Olgier Lacerda, one of the founders of the Brazilian Communist Party (PCB), in which she also participated in its activities, but without joining. In 1909, as a result of the spread of anarchist ideas, the was founded in the then federal capital. The League carried out intense activity, including a campaign called “Where is Idalina?”, which lasted two years, denouncing Father for the rape and death of Idalina de Oliveira, a minor. In the midst of all this unrest, Elvira got started in union and political life. After going through some sewing workshops, Elvira had to decide between setting up her own business or doing union work - then deciding on union work. In May 1919 she founded, with other professionals, the Union of Seamstresses, Hatters and Associated Classes, promoting a victorious strike for the sector. (en) Elvira Boni de Lacerda (Espírito Santo do Pinhal, 1899 - Rio de Janeiro, 1990) foi ativista política e líder grevista. Se definia como a "mocinha do século passado". Era filha dos imigrantes italianos de Cremona Angelo Boni e Tercila Aciratti Boni. Teve seu primeiro contato com as ideias socialistas dentro de casa, com seu pai que era operário metalúrgico, e seus irmãos. Aos oito anos de idade mudou-se junto com sua família para a cidade do Rio de Janeiro no bairro Cordovil. Elvira teve que deixar os estudos para cuidar de um de seus irmãos que adoeceu e, por isso, não chegou a concluir o primário. Aos 12 anos começou a trabalhar como aprendiz em uma oficina de costura. Casou-se com Olgier Lacerda, um dos fundadores do Partido Comunista Brasileiro (PCB), do qual participou também de suas atividades, mas sem se filiar. Em 1909 como consequência da propagação das ideias anarquistas fundou-se na então capital federal a Liga Anticlerical. A Liga desenvolveu intensa atividade, inclusive uma campanha chamada “Onde está Idalina?”, que durou dois anos, denunciando o padre Faustino Consoni pelo estupro e morte da menor de idade Idalina de Oliveira. No meio de toda essa agitação, Elvira iniciou-se na vida sindical e política. Depois de passar por algumas oficinas de costura, Elvira teve que decidir entre montar seu próprio negócio ou fazer o trabalho sindical - decidindo-se então pelo trabalho sindical. Em maio de 1919 fundou, com outras profissionais, a União das Costureiras, Chapeleiras e Classes Anexas promovendo greve vitoriosa para a categoria. (pt) |
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| rdfs:comment | Elvira Boni de Lacerda (Espírito Santo do Pinhal, 1899 - Rio de Janeiro, 1990) was a political activist and strike leader. She defined herself as the "lady of the last century". She was the daughter of Italian immigrants from Cremona, Angelo Boni and Tercila Aciratti Boni. She had her first contact with socialist ideas at home, with her father who was a metal worker, and her brothers. At the age of eight, she moved with her family to the city of Rio de Janeiro in the Cordovil neighborhood. Elvira had to leave school to take care of one of her siblings who fell ill and, therefore, did not complete primary school. At age 12 she started working as an apprentice in a sewing workshop. She married Olgier Lacerda, one of the founders of the Brazilian Communist Party (PCB), in which she also parti (en) Elvira Boni de Lacerda (Espírito Santo do Pinhal, 1899 - Rio de Janeiro, 1990) foi ativista política e líder grevista. Se definia como a "mocinha do século passado". Era filha dos imigrantes italianos de Cremona Angelo Boni e Tercila Aciratti Boni. Teve seu primeiro contato com as ideias socialistas dentro de casa, com seu pai que era operário metalúrgico, e seus irmãos. Aos oito anos de idade mudou-se junto com sua família para a cidade do Rio de Janeiro no bairro Cordovil. Elvira teve que deixar os estudos para cuidar de um de seus irmãos que adoeceu e, por isso, não chegou a concluir o primário. Aos 12 anos começou a trabalhar como aprendiz em uma oficina de costura. Casou-se com Olgier Lacerda, um dos fundadores do Partido Comunista Brasileiro (PCB), do qual participou também de suas a (pt) |
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