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GA-03374 1953-06-04 Neues Deutschland rel C licensed

Neues Deutschland, 4 Juni 1953, S. 1: Frauendelegationen zum Weltkongreß verabschiedet

Neues Deutschland, 4 Jun 1953, p. 1: Women's delegations seen off to the World Congress

Neues Deutschland, 4 June 1953, p. 1: picture caption 'Frauendelegationen zum Weltkongreß verabschiedet'. Delegates from Burma, Indonesia, Austria, the GDR and China were formally seen off in Berlin to the World Congress of Women in Copenhagen (opening 5 June); the photo shows Wilhelmine Schirmer-Pröscher with the Chin

GA-03378 1955-07-07 Neues Deutschland rel C licensed

Neues Deutschland, 7 Juli 1955, S. 5: Frieden und Glück für die Kinder aller Mütter

Neues Deutschland, 7 Jul 1955, p. 5: Peace and happiness for the children of all mothers

Neues Deutschland, 7 July 1955, p. 5: article 'Frieden und Glück für die Kinder aller Mütter' (signed E. T.) on the opening of the World Congress of Mothers in Lausanne. Indonesia appears only once, in a list of countries where preparatory committees were formed. No Indonesian women, Gerwani or other named Indonesians

GA-03380 1956-05-27 Berliner Zeitung rel A licensed

Berliner Zeitung, 27 May 1956, S. 6: Im Juni wird in Budapest ...

Berliner Zeitung, 27 May 1956, p. 6: In June in Budapest ...

Berliner Zeitung, 27 May 1956, p. 6: women's column item "Im Juni wird in Budapest ..." ahead of the World Congress of Working Women. One short paragraph reports that the Indonesian women's organisation GERWANI demands a ban on child marriage, forced marriage and bride-purchase, an end to the ban on widows remarrying,

GA-03382 1957-06-25 Neues Deutschland rel C licensed

Neues Deutschland, 25 Juni 1957, S. 5: Frauen bereiten Weltkongreß vor

Neues Deutschland, 25 Jun 1957, p. 5: Women prepare the World Congress

Neues Deutschland, 25 June 1957, p. 5: ADN/ND report 'Frauen bereiten Weltkongreß vor' on the WIDF council session in Helsinki (270 delegates, 46 countries; president Eugénie Cotton). Indonesia appears once: women from Indonesia and other countries reported on their work, difficulties and successes. No name is given an