Bertrand Russell

Dora and Bertrand Russell founded Beacon Hill , a progressive primary school. From 1932 to 1943, when she closed the school, DR was its chief administrator and instructor.

Dora and Bertrand Russell were divorced; they had been separated since 1932.

The Council for the Abolition of Nuclear Weapons (forerunner of CND) was founded. DR was present at its inaugural meeting next day; other prominent members were Vera Brittain , Julian Huxley , J. B. Priestley

DR contributed a chapter on Art and Education to Bertrand Russell 's The Practice and Theory of Bolshevism.

Dora and Bertrand Russell published a joint text, The Prospects of Industrial Civilization.

Born to English parents and based in England all her life, she travelled frequently and was passionately committed to a range of international issues and movements. Her first husband was philosopher Bertrand Russell , and...

Dora grew much closer to Bertrand Russell during the summer of 1919, after a casual meeting at which they discussed pacifism, politics, and matrimony. They became lovers during a holiday at Lulworth Cove...

She also carefully considered the future of her relationship with Bertrand Russell . She observes in her memoir: I had no anxiety about allying myself with his political views or way of life. I was...

By mid-1920 she and Russell were involved in a committed love relationship, though they had no plans for marriage (and he was still married to his first wife, Alys ).

Dora was scheduled to visit Russia with Bertrand Russell . Just before their planned departure he was invited to join a Labour delegation, and Dora travelled mainly on her own. While in Moscow she made...

It featured such speakers as Vera Brittain , Ethel Mannin , Naomi Mitchison , Marie Stopes , Desmond MacCarthy , Bertrand Russell , and G. B. Shaw . Papers given included DR 's Marriage and...

Dora and Bertrand Russell agreed to an open relationship, and both had extramarital affairs. While on her speaking tour in 1928, DR met Irish-American journalist Griffin Barry . He joined her in England shortly afterwards...

Dora Black (later Russell) met philosophers Bertrand Russell and Jean Nicod through her close friend the mathematician Dorothy Wrinch .

Formally and informally, Dora and Bertrand Russell exchanged ideas about politics, philosophy, and other cultural concerns throughout their relationship, and much of this ongoing exchange found its way into their writings.

Dora Black and her future husband Bertrand Russell studied and lectured in Peking.