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GA-00324 1954-05-12 Tribune rel A

We need their friendship: 80 million Indonesians (Tribune, 12 Mei 1954)

We need their friendship: 80 million Indonesians

Tribune (Sydney), 12 May 1954, p. 11: Allison Dickie, Union of Australian Women delegate, reports on the 1954 Indonesian women's congress. She describes Gerwis, the league of women 'more politically awake', whose work helped hundreds of thousands become literate and from which Gerwani developed; the six-day Gerwani Nat

GA-00325 1954-05-12 Tribune rel A

We need their friendship: 80 million Indonesians (Tribune, 12 Mei 1954)

We need their friendship: 80 million Indonesians

Tribune (Sydney), 12 May 1954, p. 11: Allison Dickie, Union of Australian Women delegate, reports on the 1954 Indonesian women's congress. She describes Gerwis, the league of women 'more politically awake', whose work helped hundreds of thousands become literate and from which Gerwani developed; the six-day Gerwani Nat

GA-01793 1960-04-05 Renmin Ribao rel B licensed

泗水印度尼西亚中国友好协会主席 访问即将归国的华侨 (Surabaya friendship association chairman visits Chinese about to return home)

Surabaya friendship association chairman visits Chinese about to return home (Renmin Ribao, 5 April 1960)

Renmin Ribao, 5 Apr 1960, p. 6 (Xinhua, Jakarta): the chairman of the Surabaya Indonesia-China Friendship Association visits over two hundred Chinese from Malang, Kediri, Tulungagung and Blitar sheltered in Surabaya before they sail home on 1 April after the retail-trade ban. Surabaya Gerwani also sent people to presen

GA-01794 1960-04-05 Renmin Ribao rel B licensed

泗水印度尼西亚中国友好协会主席 访问即将归国的华侨 (Surabaya friendship association chairman visits Chinese about to return home)

Surabaya friendship association chairman visits Chinese about to return home (Renmin Ribao, 5 April 1960)

Renmin Ribao, 5 Apr 1960, p. 6 (Xinhua, Jakarta): the chairman of the Surabaya Indonesia-China Friendship Association visits over two hundred Chinese from Malang, Kediri, Tulungagung and Blitar sheltered in Surabaya before they sail home on 1 April after the retail-trade ban. Surabaya Gerwani also sent people to presen