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GA-00606 1949-11-08 De Locomotief rel A

De Locomotief, 8 november 1949, voorpagina (front page) – Salawati Daud gearresteerd

De Locomotief, 8 November 1949, front page: Salawati Daud arrested

Full front page (OCR, garbled) of De Locomotief, 8 Nov 1949, with the Aneta report that Makassar councillor Salawati Daud, said to have had a leading role in the Masamba gang that killed Pluyter, was arrested in a cave near Masamba. The page otherwise covers RTC follow-up, High Commissioner candidates, PSII demands and

GA-01087 1962-06-13 Het Vrije Volk rel A

'Indonesië anti kolonialisten' (Setiati Surasto op de IAO-conferentie)

'Indonesia anti-colonialists' (Setiati Surasto at the ILO conference)

Short Reuters item in Het Vrije Volk (13 Jun 1962, p.13): at the ILO conference in Geneva, Indonesian delegate Mrs Setiati Surasto states that all progressive forces in Indonesia are uniting to confront Dutch colonialists' stubbornness over West Irian, and that Indonesia will use 'other means' if peaceful liberation fa

GA-01277 1962-06-23 Nieuw Guinea Koerier De Groene OnafhankelijK Dagblad Voor Ned. Nieuw Guinea rel A

Strijd West Irian voor gezonder economie (West Irian struggle for a healthier economy)

West Irian struggle for a healthier economy

Nieuw Guinea Koerier, 23 June 1962, p. 3: Setiati Surasto, an Indonesian delegate at the ILO conference in Geneva, says all progressive forces in Indonesia are uniting against Dutch colonial stubbornness in West Irian and that Indonesia will use other means if peaceful liberation fails, framing it as part of workers' s

GA-01275 1976-10-06 Nederlands Dagblad Gereformeerd Gezinsblad Hoofdred. P. Jongeling... [Et Al.] rel A

Grondwet (Constitution; Amnesty press conference on Indonesian prisoners)

Constitution (Amnesty press conference on Indonesian prisoners)

Nederlands Dagblad, 6 October 1976, p. 5: partly missing report on an Amnesty International press conference in the Netherlands about Indonesian political prisoners. It states that the women in the women's camps are for the most part members of the militant Gerwani, discusses church relief for prisoners' families, and