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GA-02364 1950-08-17 rel B

Penerbitan Bersama SOBSI, 17 Agustus 1950 (Bangun, Tenaga, Pekerja, Buruh): CIA copy

CIA-held copy of the joint SOBSI publication, 17 August 1950 (Bangun, Tenaga, Pekerja, Buruh)

CIA-held copy of a joint SOBSI publication of 17 August 1950 (Independence Day issue of the labour magazines Bangun, Tenaga, Pekerja and Buruh), in Indonesian, issued by the SOBSI Information Bureau. It contains union and anti-imperialist articles, an item on prostitution in Tanjung Priok, appeals for WFTU unity and re

GA-02370 1958-09 rel A

The International Communist Fronts in 1958 (CIA, September 1958)

CIA study, September 1958: The international communist fronts in 1958

CIA/US government study (September 1958) surveying the activities of the international Communist fronts (World Peace Council, Afro-Asian Solidarity Council, WFDY/IUS, WIDF, WFTU and others) in 1958. Chapter IV covers WIDF's Fourth Congress (Vienna, 1-5 June 1958) and secretariat. Gerwani appears only briefly: Suharti (

GA-03606 1960-11-02 CIA Reading Room, CIA-RDP78-00915R001200120007-8 rel B

Communist Revisionism and Dissidence, Summary No. 2846 (CIA Foreign Documents Division, 2 November 1960)

CIA, Communist Revisionism and Dissidence, Summary No. 2846 (2 Nov 1960)

CIA Foreign Documents Division summary no. 2846 (2 November 1960) on communist revisionism and dissidence. Its Indonesia section reports that Kartinah Kurdi, in a long article in Harian Rakjat of 10 August 1960, developed the theme that women are lovers of world peace, stressing the horrors of atomic warfare, which the

GA-03607 1960-11-02 CIA Reading Room, CIA-RDP78-00915R001200120007-8 rel B

Communist Revisionism and Dissidence, Summary No. 2846 (CIA Foreign Documents Division, 2 November 1960)

CIA, Communist Revisionism and Dissidence, Summary No. 2846 (2 Nov 1960)

CIA Foreign Documents Division summary no. 2846 (2 November 1960) on communist revisionism and dissidence. Its Indonesia section reports that Kartinah Kurdi, in a long article in Harian Rakjat of 10 August 1960, developed the theme that women are lovers of world peace, stressing the horrors of atomic warfare, which the