House, Karen Elliott.On Saudi Arabia : Its People, past, Religion, Fault Lines and Future (англ.). — Knopf[англ.], 2012. — P. 152.. — «Girls' schools, at their creation in the 1960s, had been put under the control of the General Presidency for Girls' Education, an autonomous government agency controlled by conservative clerics, as a compromise to calm public opposition to allowing (not requiring) girls to attend school.».
House, Karen Elliott.On Saudi Arabia : Its People, past, Religion, Fault Lines and Future (англ.). — Knopf[англ.], 2012. — P. 152.. — «Girls' schools, at their creation in the 1960s, had been put under the control of the General Presidency for Girls' Education, an autonomous government agency controlled by conservative clerics, as a compromise to calm public opposition to allowing (not requiring) girls to attend school.».
