August Bebel's book, Women and Socialism, is one of the classic contributions of the theorists and founders of the German socialist movement of the last century. The work makes a deep and exhaustive analysis of the historical evolution of women and the position they have occupied through the socio-economic formations. Lenin said that Bebel had said almost everything about women and, although this statement may seem exaggerated, it is undeniable that those who are interested in the situation of women and their economic and social emancipation have in this book a rich source of information. inspiration and guidance. A work that despite the time that has elapsed since its publication, almost a hundred years ago, has not lost its validity and calls for optimism by pointing out that women will achieve their full emancipation and freedom in a socialist society, where they will live on an equal footing with men .