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GA-02142 1954-02-28 Soviet Woman rel B licensed

Soviet Woman, Februari 1954: Rantijem, 'Our Unity Is Growing Stronger'

Soviet Woman, Feb 1954: Rantijem, 'Our Unity Is Growing Stronger'

Soviet Woman, 28 Feb 1954, p. 30: article by Rantijem (SOBSI National Council member), written after her Nov 1953 USSR tour with a trade union delegation, on Indonesian women's conditions. Describes legal bars to women's state and foreign-firm work, unequal pay (4.30 rupees/day vs 155.49 subsistence minimum), no matern

GA-02073 1956-05-30 Moscow News rel B licensed

Moscow News, 30 Mei 1956, hlm. 5 (Delegasi perempuan Indonesia di Moskow)

Moscow News, 30 May 1956: Indonesian women's delegation in Moscow

Moscow News (English), 30 May 1956, p. 5. Among general items (Afghan independence day, Anglo-Soviet and trade comment), a short piece reports a delegation of Indonesian women arriving in Moscow at the invitation of the Central Council of Trade Unions, led by Setiati Surasto, secretary of the plantation workers' union,

GA-02159 1965-07-31 Soviet Woman rel C licensed

Soviet Woman, 31 Juli 1965: 'The Kazma Springs' dan 'The Sun in Our Windows'

Soviet Woman, 31 Jul 1965: 'The Kazma Springs' and 'The Sun in Our Windows'

Soviet Woman, 31 Jul 1965, pp. 13-17: Soviet propaganda features, Igor Gaspel on 25 years of Soviet Estonia/Latvia ('The Sun in Our Windows') and Sergei Danilin's reportage on the Kazminsky collective farm, Stavropol, including women farm workers. No Indonesian, Gerwani or WIDF content; relevant only as sample of Sovie

GA-02160 1965-09-30 Soviet Woman rel C licensed

Soviet Woman, 30 September 1965: 'Smiles of Victory' (memuat surat dari Indonesia)

Soviet Woman, 30 Sep 1965: 'Smiles of Victory', with letter from an Indonesian reader

Soviet Woman, 30 Sep 1965, p. 15: strike features (Foyle's bookshop, London; Mt Isa miners, Australia) and a letter from Indonesian reader Juli Agustini Soehodo, written for the 20th anniversary of Victory Day. She links Japanese occupation, Indonesia's 17 August anniversary and the heroine Herlina in West Irian, and c