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GA-00825 1951-09-14 De Waarheid rel A

Tweede verjaardag Chinese Volksrepubliek: Indonesiërs uitgenodigd naar Peking

Second anniversary of the Chinese People's Republic: Indonesians invited to Peking

De Waarheid, 14 Sep 1951, p. 3: short item that five Indonesians were invited to Beijing for the second anniversary of the People's Republic of China (1 Oct 1951), among them Mrs. S.K. Trimurti, described as a leader of the women's movement Gerwis; others include Ki Hadjar Dewantara, B.M. Diah and M. Tabrani. Invitatio

GA-02437 1953-01-24 rel A licensed

Banquet Given (FBIS, 24 Jan 1953)

FBIS, 24 January 1953: Banquet given (Vienna Peace Congress delegates in China)

FBIS-monitored Xinhua item (24 Jan 1953): China Peace Committee gave a welcoming banquet for delegates of several countries to the recent (Vienna) Congress, including Indonesian delegates K. Werdojo, S.A.M. Mudigdio, Sunardi and Sukrisno. Records Mudigdio's visit to China after the Vienna peace congress.

GA-02438 1953-01-24 rel A licensed

Foreign Representatives (FBIS, 24 Jan 1953)

FBIS, 24 January 1953: Foreign representatives (Indonesian delegates arrive in Peking)

FBIS-monitored Xinhua excerpt (24 Jan 1953): four Indonesian delegates to the Vienna Peace Congress (K. Werdojo, S.A.M. Mudigdio and Sunardi, MPs, and Sukrisno, assistant editor-in-chief of ANTARA) arrived in Peking by air the previous day at the invitation of the China Peace Committee, with a Burmese delegate. Records

GA-02481 1963-06-15 rel A licensed

FBIS Daily Report (1963-06-15): Indonesian Women Leaders, Mrs Mudikdio Vice Chairman (HathiTrust scan)

FBIS Daily Report, 15 June 1963: Indonesian women leaders (Mrs Mudikdio, vice chairman of Gerwani)

FBIS Daily Report page (HathiTrust, Chicom International Affairs, dated 19 June 1963 on the page) with several Peking items. Relevant entry: Mrs Mudikdio (Mudigdio), vice chairman of the Gerwani central council, and Mrs Darmini, secretariat member, ended their China visit and flew home 17 June, seen off by Li Te-chuan