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GA-02078 1952-06-10 Pravda rel A licensed

Pravda, 10 Juni 1952, hlm. 4 (Konferensi persiapan Kongres Perdamaian Asia-Pasifik, Peking)

Pravda, 10 Jun 1952: Peking preparatory conference for the Asia-Pacific Peace Congress

Pravda p. 4, 10 June 1952: TASS communique of the Peking preparatory conference (3-6 June) for the Asia-Pacific Peace Congress, 47 delegates from 20 countries. Indonesian signatories of the appeal are Suwarti and two others (OCR-garbled names); Congress set for Peking in late September 1952. Suwarti is the Gerwis/Gerwa

GA-02062 1953-06-11 Izvestiia rel A licensed

Izvestiia, 11 June 1953, p. 3: At the World Congress of Women (Copenhagen)

Izvestiia, 11 Jun 1953: at the World Congress of Women, Copenhagen

Izvestiia, 11 Jun 1953, p. 3. TASS and correspondent reports from the Copenhagen World Congress of Women. Indonesian women's moment: a Dutch delegate greeted Indonesian women, and Mrs Van Staveren, whose son refused to fight in Indonesia and was jailed for seven years, handed his portrait to Indonesian delegate Surasto

GA-02074 1963-06-29 Moscow News rel A licensed

Moscow News, 29 Juni 1963, hlm. 6 (Kongres Perempuan Sedunia WIDF, Moskow)

Moscow News, 29 Jun 1963: WIDF World Congress of Women, Moscow

Moscow News (English), 29 June 1963, p. 6: report on the WIDF World Congress of Women in Moscow (June 1963), with abridged report by President Eugenie Cotton and sessions on peace, colonialism, children's welfare and women's rights. Umi Sardjono (Indonesia), WIDF Vice-President and Gerwani chair, read greetings from J.

GA-02148 1963-07-31 Soviet Woman rel A licensed

Soviet Woman, 31 Juli 1963: Program Kegiatan WIDF (Kongres Moskow)

Soviet Woman, 31 Jul 1963: WIDF programme and elected leaders (Moscow Congress)

Soviet Woman, 31 Jul 1963, p. 44: WIDF programme adopted at its 1963 Moscow World Congress of Women, with an issue preview and the list of elected leaders. Eugenie Cotton re-elected president. Umi Sardjono (Indonesia) is named among Bureau members, with Freda Brown (Australia), Vilma Espin and others.