"Women's suffrage in the Scandinavian countries" is the work of the prominent Dutch doctor and feminist Aletta Jacobs, who played an important role in the struggle for equal rights for women. This book explores the history of the struggle for women's suffrage in the Scandinavian countries of Denmark, Sweden and Norway. The author reveals the subtle nuances and complexities of this process, talking about significant events, activists and strategies that helped change the attitude towards women's voice in politics. The book is an important document of the history of the struggle for gender equality and the recognition of women's rights to participate in important decision-making.