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GA-01060 1950-01-18 Het Parool rel B

Mevrouw Robeson te Amsterdam (verslag van de Aziatische vrouwenconferentie in Peking)

Mrs Robeson in Amsterdam (report on the Asian women's conference in Beijing)

Het Parool report (18 Jan 1950, p.168) on a press conference in Amsterdam by Eslanda Robeson, with Rie Lips-Odinot, Mrs L. Suripno who represented Indonesian women in Beijing, and Annie van Ommeren-Averink, after the December 1949 Asian Women's conference in Beijing and a Moscow meeting of women from 36 countries. They

GA-01435 1952-06-30 Harian Rakjat rel A

Harian Rakjat, 30 Juni 1952: Suwarti, anggota DPR utusan Gerwis, kembali dari konferensi di Wina

Harian Rakjat, 30 June 1952: Suwarti returns from the Vienna conference

Harian Rakjat, Jakarta, 30 June 1952 (full issue; p. 1 relevant). Reports that Suwarti, MP, sent by Gerwis in April to the Vienna conference on children's rights, returned to Jakarta; she describes contacts with WIDF, contrasts socialist and capitalist countries, announces the Peking peace conference, and complains tha

GA-00873 1954-09-08 De Waarheid rel A

Ontmoeting met Indonesische vrouwen (bezoek aan de Sowjet-Unie)

Meeting with Indonesian women: delegation returns from the Soviet Union

De Waarheid, 8 Sep 1954, p. 5: report on an Indonesian women's delegation passing through Amsterdam after five weeks in the USSR (three in Moscow). Members came from different organisations: Masjumi Islamic women (Samsudin), PM Ali Sastroamidjojo's sister, Partai Buruh, a ministry official, students, Wanita Taman Siswa

GA-00888 1956-05-24 De Waarheid rel B

Indonesische vrouwen even in Amsterdam: naar congres in Boedapest

Indonesian women briefly in Amsterdam en route to Budapest working women's conference

De Waarheid, 24 May 1956, p. 4: report on eight Indonesian women briefly in Amsterdam en route to the international conference of working women in Budapest (until 17 June), after a Soviet visit. They represent health, tea or cigarette, industrial and union workers, including Suhartini, Sutjati, Sudjinem, Supinah, Sumar