Iron women is the title often used to describe government housewives around the world. Describes the term "strong will" of women. The iron metaphor most commonly used by Margaret Thatcher, formulated by Captain Yuri Gavrilov in 1976 in the Soviet Red Star newspaper, was applied to its strong opposition to the Soviet Union and Socialism. Due to the wide popularity of this term, it has since been applied to many women's political figures, including regional differences, and even retrospectively
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