Wikipedia:WikiProject Women in Red/Spouses of national leaders

WiR redlist index: Spouses of national leaders

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This is a Missing Articles worklist for Wikipedia:WikiProject Women in Red for spouses of national leaders. Be very careful when choosing a subject from the list: spouses must have independent notability. Their notability cannot derive to their connection to their spouse. See WP:INHERITED.

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Afghanistan[edit]

Khanzada Sadozai, wife of Mirwais Hotak
Shahbanu Alamiyan Govhar Sultan Safavi, consort of Mahmud Hotak
Shazadi Gauhar Afruz Begum, wife of Timur Shah Durrani
spouses of Shah Shujah Durrani:

spouse 1 = Daughter of Fath Khan Tokhi
spouse 2 = Wafa Begum
spouse 3 = Daughter of Sayyid Amir Haidar Khan
spouse 4 = Daughter of Khan Bahadur Khan Malikdin Khel
spouse 5 = Daughter of Sardar Haji Rahmatu'llah Khan Sardozai
spouse 6 = Sarwar Begum
spouse 7 = Bibi Mastan

Dost Mohammad Khan (Emir of Afghanistan) had 25 wives. Perhaps one of them is notable.
Khairiya, wife of Inayatullah Khan
Dr. Fatana Najib, wife of Mohammad Najibullah

Albania[edit]

Lidra Meidani

Australia[edit]

Ilma Fadden (that’s not an article, but a redirect to her husband’s article) [1]

Austria[edit]

Doris Schmidauer

Azerbaijan[edit]

Adila Mutallibova
Aida Bağırova
Halima Aliyeva

Barbados[edit]

Brazil[edit]

See also: Commons Category:First Ladies of Brazil

See also pt:Categoria:Primeiras-damas do Brasil

Mariana Cecília de Sousa Meireles
Josina Vieira de Araújo
Adelaide Benvinda Silva Gordo
Ana Gabriela de Campos Sales
Catita Alves
Marieta Alves
Maria Guilhermina de Oliveira Pena
Anita de Castro Belisário de Sousa
Orsina Francisca da Fonseca
Francisca Ribeiro de Abreu
Maria da Conceição de Manso Saião
Clélia Vaz de Melo
Sofia Pais de Barros
Luísa Cavalcanti Linhares
Carmela Teles Leite
Jandira Carvalho de Oliveira Café
Graciema Junqueira da Luz
Beatriz Pederneiras Ramos
Sarah Luísa Gomes de Sousa Lemos
loá do Vale Quadros
Sílvia Pitaguari Serra
Iolanda Barbosa
Lucy Mankus Geisel

Costa Rica[edit]

Found a great source for this, but the original link is dead, so you have to use the archive link given here: [2] and then select the term served. I already formatted the info, all you have to do is input the url for your first lady, the archiveurl and the archivedate, in the template below:

{{cite web|last1=Sáenz Carbonell|first1=Jorge Francisco|last2=Fernández Alfaro|first2=Joaquín Alberto|last3=Muñoz Castro|first3=Maria Gabriela|last4=Zúñiga Caamaño|first4=Arturo|title=Primeras Damas de Costa Rica|url=INSERT URL|publisher=self published|accessdate=2 December 2017|archiveurl=INSERT ARCHIVEURL|archivedate=INSERT ARCHIVE DATE|location=San José, Costa Rica|language=Spanish|date=1999|trans-title=First Ladies of Costa Rica|postscript=. Self-published but with citations to source materials[https://web.archive.org/web/20030316232949/http://www.tiquicia.org:80/pds/bibliografia.htm].}}