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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-02137 1960-03-03 Sovetskaia Kirgiziia rel B licensed

Sovetskaya Kirgiziya, 3 Maret 1960, hlm. 2: Kunjungan Khrushchev di Indonesia

Sovetskaya Kirgiziya, 3 Mar 1960: Khrushchev's visit to Indonesia

Sovetskaia Kirgiziia, 3 Mar 1960, p. 2: TASS coverage of Khrushchev's 12-day Indonesia visit: toasts with Sukarno, Khrushchev's farewell at Kemayoran, and crowds. On the last day Khrushchev received delegates of mass organisations including SOBSI, BTI, Pemuda Rakyat and Gerwani; Njono spoke. No Gerwani speaker is named

GA-02151 1964-05-31 Soviet Woman rel A licensed

Soviet Woman, 31 Mei 1964: 'A New Realm' (akhir laporan kunjungan delegasi Soviet ke Indonesia)

Soviet Woman, 31 May 1964: 'A New Realm', end of Soviet delegation's Indonesia visit report

Soviet Woman, 31 May 1964, p. (fragment): closing section of a Soviet Women's Committee delegation account of Indonesia (Mother's Day, Dec 1963), followed by an unrelated agricultural chemistry article. Delegates met Hurustiati Subandrio, Madame Supeni and 'Madame Umi Sarjono, Member of Parliament and President of Gerw

GA-02068 1965-11-04 Izvestiia rel A licensed

Izvestiia, 4 November 1965, p. 2: V Indonezii (Kowani expels Gerwani)

Izvestiia, 4 Nov 1965: In Indonesia (Kowani expels Gerwani)

Izvestiia, 4 Nov 1965, p. 2, international commentary: Antara reports the Congress of Indonesian Women (Kowani) expelled the CPI's women's organisation Gerwani; also Supreme Court dismissals, 57 PKI deputies suspended (Lukman, Njoto), about 3,000 arrested near Yogyakarta, and books of 'implicated' authors removed from