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GA-01167 1950-06-03 Java-Bode rel A

Motie-Sakirman (Sakirman motion on Vietnam)

Sakirman motion on Vietnam

Java-Bode, 3 Jun 1950, p. 1: partial report of the RIS parliament debate on Sakirman's motion to recognise Ho Chi Minh's government. Mrs Mudigdo (labelled PSI) says Vietnam's victory is Indonesia's and loan conditions must not bind foreign policy; Werdojo and Mustapha speak similarly.

GA-01099 1950-06-10 Indische Courant Voor Nederland rel A

Erkenning van Vietminh in parlement RIS (Recognition of the Vietminh in the RIS parliament)

Recognition of the Vietminh in the RIS parliament

Indische Courant voor Nederland, 10 Jun 1950, p. 1: report of the RIS parliament debate on Sakirman's motion to recognise Ho Chi Minh's Vietnam. Mrs Mudigdo (then PSI) speaks in favour, saying Vietnam's victory is Indonesia's and loan conditions must not constrain foreign policy; Hatta replies government will not recog

GA-01974 1965-06-12 Renmin Ribao rel B licensed

D.N. Aidit, Laporan politik pada Pleno IV CC PKI yang diperluas, 'Tingkatkan ofensif revolusioner di segala bidang' (Renmin Ribao, 12 Juni 1965) (艾地主席在印度尼西亚共产党四中全会扩大会议上作的政治报告)

D.N. Aidit, 'Step up the revolutionary offensive on all fronts': political report to PKI plenum

Long Xinhua summary in Renmin Ribao (12 June 1965, p. 3) of D.N. Aidit's political report to the enlarged PKI Central Committee plenum, 'Step up the revolutionary offensive on all fronts': Nasakom, bureaucratic capitalists, takeovers of US firms, the Murba/BPS ban, Vietnam, the UN exit, Khrushchev's fall; PKI over 3 mi

GA-02860 1968 rel C licensed

The Political Role of Southeast Asian Women (Amara Raksasataya, 1968)

The Political Role of Southeast Asian Women (Raksasataya, 1968)

Chapter 'The Political Role of Southeast Asian Women' by Amara Raksasataya in The Annals of the American Academy (Jan. 1968, 'Women Around the World'). Surveys Burma, Indonesia, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam: equal legal rights but modest office-holding; Thailand as case study of indirect influence. For