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GA-02063 1954-04-11 Izvestiia rel A licensed

Izvestiia, 11 April 1954, p. 3: Delegation of Soviet women in Indonesia

Izvestiia, 11 Apr 1954: delegation of Soviet women in Indonesia

Izvestiia, 11 Apr 1954. TASS, citing Harian Rakyat: when a Soviet women's delegation led by A. Kholopova reached Surakarta (Solo), thousands of Gerwani members, students and housewives met it in a demonstration of friendship; the delegation received dozens of invitations in Surakarta and Yogyakarta.

GA-00873 1954-09-08 De Waarheid rel A

Ontmoeting met Indonesische vrouwen (bezoek aan de Sowjet-Unie)

Meeting with Indonesian women: delegation returns from the Soviet Union

De Waarheid, 8 Sep 1954, p. 5: report on an Indonesian women's delegation passing through Amsterdam after five weeks in the USSR (three in Moscow). Members came from different organisations: Masjumi Islamic women (Samsudin), PM Ali Sastroamidjojo's sister, Partai Buruh, a ministry official, students, Wanita Taman Siswa

GA-01545 1957-12-31 l'Unità rel A

L'on. M. M. Rossi a colloquio col Presidente indonesiano: intervista con Sukarno

Hon. M.M. Rossi talks with the Indonesian President: interview with Sukarno (l'Unita, 31 December 1957)

Front page of l'Unità (PCI daily), 31 Dec 1957: special-correspondent interview by Maria Maddalena Rossi (UDI president, WIDF vice-president) with President Sukarno in Jakarta on 21 Dec. Rossi says she came for the WIDF to Gerwani's congress at Solo (23-27 Dec 1957) and conveyed WIDF solidarity; Sukarno discusses colon

GA-01546 1957-12-31 l'Unità rel A

L'Unità, 31 Dicembre 1957, p. 1: intervista con Sukarno di M. M. Rossi

l'Unita, 31 December 1957, p. 1: interview with Sukarno by M.M. Rossi (OCR text)

OCR text version of the same l'Unità front page (31 Dec 1957): Maria Maddalena Rossi (UDI/WIDF) interviews Sukarno in Jakarta on 21 Dec, saying she attended the Gerwani congress at Solo for the WIDF and conveying WIDF solidarity; Sukarno speaks on anti-colonialism and the 'four-legged horse' concept. Rest of page cover