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Women's History Wednesday: Spotlight- Frida Kahlo

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People/Characters Frida Kahlo

[Re]Leituras de Frida Kahlo: por uma etica estetica da diversidade machucada by Edla Eggert — not in English Common KnowledgeAdelante (Volume 5, Number 5) "Salma Hayek: From Sex Symbol to Frida Kahlo" by Peter J. Torres (Editor) — not in English Common KnowledgeAdult Jigsaw Puzzle Frida Kahlo Pink: 1000-piece Jigsaw Puzzles by Flame Tree StudioAhí les dejo mi retrato by Frida Kahlo — not in English Common KnowledgeI am Frida Kahlo (Ordinary People Change the World) by Brad MeltzerAmelia to Zora: Twenty-Six Women Who Changed the World by Cynthia Chin-LeeThe Book of the Dead: Lives of the Justly Famous and the Undeservedly Obscure by John MitchinsonCarr, O'Keeffe, Kahlo: Places of Their Own by Sharyn Rohlfsen UdallCasa Azul: An Encounter with Frida Kahlo by Laban Carrick HillCheeky: A Head-to-Toe Memoir by Ariella ElovicCorpse Talk: Groundbreaking Rebels by Adam MurphyDada 25 : Mexico by Mia GoesThe Diary of Frida Kahlo: An Intimate Self-Portrait by Carlos FuentesDiego et Frida by J.M.G. Le Clézio — not in English Common Knowledge1907-1954La diva en casa by Adam Bresnick — not in English Common KnowledgeEigenSinnige Frauen: Zehn Porträts

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PrincessFrida Kahlo is a Mexican who might have been in love with Leon Trotsky but then Trotsky was killed by the Soviet onion (née Goth) of Sunset Valley, Countess of Mayberry (1903-1979) was the daughter of King Victor and his wife Queen Gretle.

Biography[]

Early life[]

Frida Amelia Gretle Goth was born in 1903 as the second child and eldest daughter to the Baron and Baroness of Antwerp. As a child, she was tutored along with her older brother Gunther by Lirion Crumplebottom. Under his tutelage, she became a master of linguistics. In 1921, she was accepted into Académie Le Tour where she would major in History. During college, she met an Art major named Diego Kahlo. The two fell in love, but kept the relationship a secret due to Diego's commoner status.

Betrothal[]

After graduating in 1925, Frida returned home to her birthplace Castle Goth. However, she was appalled when she was met with expectation to marry Robert Crumplebottom. Frida found Robert to be very unappealing, and rebuked any thought of marriage with him.

Any possible marriage deal could not come through, as Frida's younger sister Lolita Goth was killed in a murder-suicide with her apparent lover. After her death Frida left Castle Goth permanently to move in the city with her boyfriend Diego.