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GA-01007 1947-04-29 Het Nieuws Algemeen Dagblad rel B

Werkcomité van de KNIP (samenstelling, april 1947)

KNIP working committee (composition, April 1947)

Het Nieuws (Algemeen Dagblad) item (29 Apr 1947, p.1) listing the 1947 working committee of the KNIP (Republic's provisional parliament) by party: BTI, Partai Sosialis, PKI (Njoto, Dr Roestam), Partai Buruh (including 'Soewarti'), Masjumi, PNI and group representatives. Mejuffrouw Soesilowati is named for the girls' le

GA-00751 1950-01-14 De Vrije Pers rel B

Republikeinse leden van het RIS-parlement (Republican members of the RIS parliament)

Republican members of the RIS parliament: candidate list

Aneta item in De Vrije Pers (14 Jan 1950) listing candidates for the Republican seats in the RIS parliament. Among Masjumi, PNI, PKI and others, "Mrs Moedigdo" (Mudigdio) is put forward for the Partai Sosialis; many other names (Natsir, Sartono, Iwa Kusumasumantri, Yamin). Gerwis/Gerwani is not mentioned.

GA-00513 1953-07-24 Algemeen Indisch Dagblad rel B

Resolutie aan het parlement (Resolusi kepada parlemen)

Resolution to parliament

Short Algemeen Indisch Dagblad item (1953-07-24, p. 2): delegation of SOBSI, Perbepsi, Komite Rakjat, IPPI and Gerwis hands parliament speaker Sartono a resolution demanding that the new cabinet be anti-Darul Islam and that the government declare DI an enemy of the state. Text ends abruptly.

GA-01031 1953-07-25 Het Nieuwsblad Voor Sumatra rel B

Sobsi dringt aan op 'anti-D.I. kabinet'

SOBSI urges an 'anti-DI cabinet'

Het Nieuwsblad voor Sumatra (25 Jul 1953, p.2): a delegation of SOBSI, Pwbebsi, Komité Rakjat, LPPI and Gerwis, led by Munir of SOBSI, handed Parliament's speaker a resolution from a Jakarta mass meeting demanding an 'anti-DI cabinet' and a decree declaring Darul Islam an enemy of the state. The delegation was received

GA-00906 1962-05-08 De Waarheid rel B

Na protesten PKI e.a.: Sukarno trekt kieswetten in

After PKI protests: Sukarno withdraws election bills

De Waarheid, 8 May 1962, p. 2: report that Sukarno withdrew four bills on representative bodies (under which only one-third of the People's Congress, parliament and regional councils would be elected, the rest appointed) after protests first from the PKI, SOBSI, women's movement Gerwani and Pemuda Rakjat, later PNI and