Clara Campoamor was a feminist champion in Spain who successfully campaigned for women's suffrage despite opposition within her own socialist party. She fled to Switzerland in 1936 after Francisco Franco's victory in the Spanish Civil War. Clara lived in exile in Switzerland, Argentina, and Paris, publishing a book about the Spanish Revolution, and was unable to return to Spain due to her status as a Freemason, dying in exile in Switzerland in 1972.

2. Clara Campoamor (1888-1972) was the champion of
feminism in Spain and won, against the opinion of
his own party and socialist Victoria Kent. She settles
in Suitzerland in 1936. She publish her book Spanish
Revolution by a Republican at the end of 1936,
which was published in French, in 1937.

3. Clara lived in Switzerland, in Argentina and one
ocasion in Paris. After the victory of the Franco’s
victory unsuccessfully, three times, returning to their
homeland. It was he condition of masona suspicious
in the eyes of the Court's repression of
Freemasonry, so finally had to abandon the hope of
seeing Spain again, and died in exile, in Switzerland,
in 1972.