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GA-02078 1952-06-10 Pravda rel A licensed

Pravda, 10 Juni 1952, hlm. 4 (Konferensi persiapan Kongres Perdamaian Asia-Pasifik, Peking)

Pravda, 10 Jun 1952: Peking preparatory conference for the Asia-Pacific Peace Congress

Pravda p. 4, 10 June 1952: TASS communique of the Peking preparatory conference (3-6 June) for the Asia-Pacific Peace Congress, 47 delegates from 20 countries. Indonesian signatories of the appeal are Suwarti and two others (OCR-garbled names); Congress set for Peking in late September 1952. Suwarti is the Gerwis/Gerwa

GA-02091 1957-06-16 Pravda rel A

Pravda, 16 Juni 1957, No. 167 (Sidang Dewan Perdamaian Dunia di Kolombo; Umi Sardjono mewakili WIDF)

Pravda, 16 Jun 1957: World Peace Council session in Colombo; Umi Sardjono for WIDF

Keyword-hit excerpt of Pravda, No. 167, 16 June 1957, special-correspondent report from Colombo on the sixth day of the World Peace Council session. Mme (Umi) Sardjono speaks for the WIDF, voicing 'on behalf of the women and mothers of the whole world' protest against plans to unleash imperialist war. Other speakers in

GA-02048 1963-06-26 Delmagyarorszag rel A

Délmagyarország, 1963. június 26.: A Nők Világkongresszusa ülése (Moszkva)

Délmagyarország, 26 Jun 1963: World Congress of Women session in Moscow

Hungarian daily Délmagyarország (Szeged), 26 Jun 1963, MTI report on the Tuesday session of the World Congress of Women in the Kremlin, opened by Umi Sardjono for Gerwani; speeches by Cuban, Ceylonese, Cypriot, Moroccan and Cameroonian delegates, greetings from Sukarno and Bernal. Other page articles (space flight, har

GA-02059 1963-06-26 Heves Megyei Nepujsag rel A

Heves Megyei Népújság, 1963. június 26.: A Nők Világkongresszusa (Umi Sardjono megnyitja az ülést)

Heves Megyei Népújság, 26 Jun 1963: World Congress of Women, Umi Sardjono opens the session

Heves Megyei Népújság (Eger), 26 Jun 1963: report on the Tuesday session of the World Congress of Women in the Kremlin, opened by Umi Sardjono of Gerwani; Cuban report on children's health and education, greetings from Bandaranaike, Sukarno and Bernal, and speeches by Angolan delegate and the widow of executed Iraqi co