
Adelaide Cabete
1867–1935
obstetrician and gynaecologist
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102 people, 62 of them women. The imbalance of the history books is what this list tries to correct.

1867–1935
obstetrician and gynaecologist

1922–1979
doctor (Lisbon Faculty of Medicine)
1918–2011
chemical engineer
1928–1970
fighter in the French Resistance
1926–2010
poet
lieutenant of the Cavalry Practical School

1860–1929
writer and educationalist (pen name Caiel)

1913–2005
general secretary of the Portuguese Communist Party

1924–1973
agronomist (Higher Institute of Agronomy)

1872–1935
writer, pioneer of children’s literature

1881–1938
philanthropist

1847–1917
teacher
1889–1970
professor of Economics and Finance at the University of Coimbra

1910–1996
general
car mechanic
1930–1965
Humberto Delgado’s secretary
1891–1931
notary, with an office in Alcântara
b. 1952
law student
journalist on República

1878–1911
surgeon and gynaecologist
1921–2011
founder and leader of the National Women’s Movement (pro-regime)
1933–2024
restaurant worker
1908–2001
obstetrician
announcer of the MFA’s 14:30 communiqué (25 April 1974)
b. 1936
factory worker

1914–2001
general
1888–1993
primary school teacher and nursery teacher

b. 1947
medical student

b. 1936
leader of the MUD Juvenil

1871–1966
first woman to attend the University of Coimbra
1904–1991
jurist and writer
1906–1988
metalworker
1937–1962
printer
1939–2025
leader of the medical students in the 1962 academic crisis
1926–2007
writer
1955–1974
waiter
1950–1974
soldier in the 1st Disciplinary Company of Penamacor
officer of the 7th Cavalry Regiment
b. 1947
activist in the secondary-school students’ association movement
b. 1945
journalist
b. 1939
teacher
b. 1947
architect

1906–1965
soldier and aviator, Air Force general
1902–1963
teacher
b. 1940
doctor
1954–1974
philosophy student at the Lisbon Faculty of Letters
b. 1949
radio announcer
b. 1948
journalist

1929–1987
singer and composer
1946–1972
law student
1935–1974
clerk
1923–1961
sculptor
b. 1935
Portuguese-Angolan writer
brigadier
announcer on the Rádio Renascença programme “Limite”
b. 1942
activist in the secondary-school movement
1925–1991
philologist and linguist
1942–2008
feminist

1908–1950
actress
1931–2010
Merchant Navy officer

1906–1980
President of the Council of Ministers (head of government, 1968-1974)
1928–2023
visual artist
1923–1998
teacher
1942–2023
journalist

b. 1933
journalist

1925–2015
actress
1877–1942
lawyer

1869–1948
teacher
1937–2021
nursery-school teacher

1930–2004
chemical engineer
1895–1987
Mathematics teacher
1939–2016
writer
b. 1951
law student
1893–1983
journalist
1933–2022
farm worker
1906–1983
doctor
b. 1949
militante clandestina do PCP

1873–1932
writer and poet
1929–2018
jurist
1937–2025
poet

1871–1955
teacher
1938–2020
writer

1924–2017
general secretary of the Socialist Party
1896–1950
textile worker

1923–1993
poet
1926–2002
poet

1867–1955
general

1922–2016
architect
1881–1948
writer and lecturer

1936–2021
Artillery major
b. 1947
singer
1917–1983
naval officer
1914–1958
welder

1893–1967
first Portuguese woman lawyer

1944–1992
Cavalry captain
1905–1981
major
1922–2010
farm worker and domestic servant
1879–1964
doctor

1919–2004
poet
1917–2009
feminist and anti-fascist activist

1915–1998
civil engineer

1882–1973
first woman reporter in Portugal