Brigitte Haas broke through the glass ceiling for women in the Principality of Liechtenstein

The fact that one can do one like Brigitte Haas was not intended for a long time in the political DNA of Little Liechtenstein. Until 1984, women in the conservative Alpine country had nothing to say about the size of the Transdanubian Vienna. Haas, who is now likely to be the first head of government of the “Ländle”, was twenty when a narrow majority of the Liechtensteiner – women not meant – admitted the right to vote. As the last country in Europe.