In 1884, the Norwegian Association for Women’s Rights was created, the first formal women’s rights group in Norway. In 1885, the Association for Votes for Women was founded, nevertheless it dissolved in 1898. In 1890, the primary women staff‘ union was established, then in 1896, that of the Norwegian Women’s Health Organisation and in 1904 the National Council of Women. Bjørnson wrote a play in 1879 known as, Leonarda, by which he defends the lady who „has a previous.“ But above all, his play A Glove had a great impression on the basic public in Norway. The writers who took up the case for girls would declare Camilla Collett as their inspiration, and thus created the first wave of feminism in Norway.