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GA-01170 1950-08-14 Java-Bode rel B

Rouwdag? (Day of mourning?)

Day of mourning?

Short item, Java-Bode, 14 Aug 1950, p. 2: Sobsi, peasant and youth groups and the women's organisation Gerwis form a People's Committee for the Commemoration of the 1945 Proclamation, protest their exclusion from the official committee and call 17 Aug 1950 a day of mourning. Same text as the Indische Courant item.

GA-00611 1950-08-15 De Locomotief rel B

'Zij mochten niet meedoen: 17 Augustus is een rouwdag' (17 August is a day of mourning)

'They were not allowed to take part': 17 August is a day of mourning

De Locomotief, 15 Aug 1950 (Aneta): SOBSI, Rukun Tani, a youth front, PRRI and the women's organisation GERWIS form a committee to commemorate the 'People's Proclamation of 17 August 1945', declaring 17 August 1950 a day of mourning because the RTC-style unitary state buries the 1945 republic. They protest the ban on b

GA-01102 1950-08-19 Indische Courant Voor Nederland rel B

Rouwdag? (Day of mourning?)

Day of mourning?

Short item, Indische Courant voor Nederland, 19 Aug 1950: Sobsi, Rukun Tani Indonesia, youth bodies and the women's organisation Gerwis form a 'People's Committee for the Commemoration of the Proclamation 1945' protesting their exclusion from the official committee, and call 17 Aug 1950 a day of mourning for a unitary

GA-01185 1952-04-23 Java-Bode rel B

In Garden Hall (Kartini commemoration)

Java-Bode, 23 Apr 1952, p. 2: Kartini Day commemoration at a packed Garden Hall in Jakarta, organised by women's and girls' associations including Gerwis and PPI; Miss Ainun speaks. Also notes Kartini events at the AURI wives' association and in Bandung.

GA-00674 1952-04-24 De Nieuwsgier rel B

De Kartinidag (Kartini Day)

Kartini Day commemoration in Jakarta, 1952

De Nieuwsgier, 24 Apr 1952 (Aneta): a packed Jakarta hall marks Kartini Day, organised by women's and girls' associations including Gerwis and PPI, with the Indonesia Raya and Kartini songs, a minute's silence, a speech by Miss Ainun of Pemuda Puteri Indonesia and a handicraft exhibition. AURI wives held a separate com

GA-01112 1952-04-30 Indische Courant Voor Nederland rel B

Indonesië herdacht geboortedag van Raden Adjeng Kartini (Indonesia commemorates Kartini's birthday)

Indonesia commemorates Kartini's birthday

Indische Courant voor Nederland, 30 Apr 1952, p. 2: report on Kartini Day commemorations in Jakarta, Bandung, The Hague and the US. At a packed Garden Hall meeting in Jakarta organised by women's and girls' associations including Gerwis and PPI, the audience sang the Kartini song and observed a minute's silence.

GA-00624 1953-04-20 De Locomotief rel B

Stadsnieuws: Morgen wordt Kartinidag gevierd (City news: Kartini Day tomorrow)

City news: Kartini Day tomorrow in Semarang

De Locomotief, 20 Apr 1953, city news: Semarang prepares Kartini Day, with a committee of women's associations chaired by Mrs Surya Hadi (Perwari), including Mrs Sri Hudarijah of Gerwis. Programme includes a commemoration meeting, a krontjong evening, a cooking competition, a dolls' exhibition and a foundation for a ho

GA-00520 1954-09-20 Algemeen Indisch Dagblad rel C

Wat anderen schrijven (Apa yang ditulis pihak lain)

What others write

Algemeen Indisch Dagblad press review (1954-09-20, p. 2): Jakarta papers commemorate the 1948 Madiun revolt as a communist plot; Medan papers criticise the information minister; and Malay and Philippine women and press react to Sukarno's second marriage, with Malay Ibu Kaum leaders saying Muslim public figures should n

GA-01503 1971-12-17 Ottawa Citizen rel C licensed

Embassy coffee morning to commemorate the Indonesian Women's Movement (Ottawa Citizen, 17 Desember 1971)

Embassy coffee morning to commemorate the Indonesian Women's Movement (Ottawa Citizen, 17 December 1971)

Ottawa Citizen, 17 Dec 1971, p.31 (women's page): a short social note that Mrs. I. Darmo Bandoro will hold a coffee morning on Wednesday 29 Dec at 11 a.m. at the Indonesian embassy to commemorate the Indonesian Women's Movement (the Mother's Day anniversary). The remainder is unrelated (toy torture kits, Christmas safe