Chana Blanksztejn

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Chana Blanksztejn (floruit 1920s) was a Polish-Jewish writer and journalist, predominantly active in Vilna (now Vilnius, Lithuania). Noted for her significant contributions in literature and journalism, Blanksztejn was also recognised for her zealous advocacy of women's suffrage. In the 1922 Polish legislative election, she entered as a candidate from the Jewish Democratic People's Block, a wing of the Folkspartei, although she did not secure a win.^[1]