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Violet Aitken (21 January 1886 – November 1987) was a British suffragette. She was born Marion Violet Aitken and raised in Bedfordshire, and she was the daughter of William Aitken, who became Canon of Norwich Cathedral. She had a sister, Rose, who took up theosophy. She became a suffragette and editor of The Suffragette and was imprisoned and force-fed. Latterly, she lived in Hertfordshire, where she died in 1987, aged 101.

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rdfs:comment	Violeta Aitken (Bedfordshire, 21 de enero de 1886 – noviembre de 1987) fue una sufragista británica. (es) Violet Aitken (21 janvier 1886 - novembre 1987) est une suffragette britannique. (fr) Violet Aitken (21 January 1886 – November 1987) was a British suffragette. She was born Marion Violet Aitken and raised in Bedfordshire, and she was the daughter of William Aitken, who became Canon of Norwich Cathedral. She had a sister, Rose, who took up theosophy. She became a suffragette and editor of The Suffragette and was imprisoned and force-fed. Latterly, she lived in Hertfordshire, where she died in 1987, aged 101. (en)
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birth date	1886-01-21 (xsd:date)
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birth name	Marion Violet Aitken (en)
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has abstract	Violeta Aitken (Bedfordshire, 21 de enero de 1886 – noviembre de 1987) fue una sufragista británica. (es) Violet Aitken (21 janvier 1886 - novembre 1987) est une suffragette britannique. (fr) Violet Aitken (21 January 1886 – November 1987) was a British suffragette. She was born Marion Violet Aitken and raised in Bedfordshire, and she was the daughter of William Aitken, who became Canon of Norwich Cathedral. She had a sister, Rose, who took up theosophy. She became a suffragette and editor of The Suffragette and was imprisoned and force-fed. Latterly, she lived in Hertfordshire, where she died in 1987, aged 101. (en)
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