Geographic distribution of the White Ladies

The Society of the White Ladies, or "Daughters of Venus" have had expressions in most Western countries.

Due to its emergence in the Mediterranean it was extended in principle by the Europe dominated by the Roman Empire, and then in epochs of the colonies from Europe towards mainly America and Australia.

There is no evidence that there are groups of this type in Asia, or in the Arab World, and although the existence of small groups in these areas of the world can not be ruled out, it seems unlikely that they would prosper because of the cultural peculiarities of these civilizations.

It is assumed that there are groups of this type in most of the major cities of the West, but the most active and best organized groups would be in Canada, the United States, Mexico, Panama, Colombia, Brazil, Chile, Argentina and Uruguay.

In Europe, all countries today are thought to have groups of this type, although in the countries of the socialist bloc they would have had more difficulties to organize themselves, since it is a group where early education of young people plays a very decisive role. girls from a very early age, and societies with more civil liberties offer a better refuge to groups like this.

In any case there are strong indications that currently in Russia, Georgia, Czech Republic or Croatia have important organized groups.

Australia and New Zealand are two countries where White Ladies would also have a significant presence.

Recently a publication invited its readers to comment on whether they knew directly or indirectly any member of the Daughters of Venus, and the response was strikingly numerous.

A large number of people in Europe, Oceania, America and part of Africa claimed to know members of the White Ladies group.

It is also worth noting that there was not a woman who confessed or even anonymously belonged to any of these groups.