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GA-00768 1952-08-08 De Vrije Pers rel A

Gerwis naar Peking (page version)

Gerwis to Peking: East Java delegates to Asian peace conference (page version)

Full-page OCR version (De Vrije Pers, 8 Aug 1952, Surabaya) of the item "Gerwis naar Peking": the East Java conference sends Mrs. Tam, Sulami and Warmi to the Asian peace conference. The page also carries an unrelated press-review attack on PKI support for the Wilopo cabinet and other garbled items.

GA-00782 1954-04-03 De Vrije Pers rel A

Resultaten congres GERWIS: Besloten tot wijziging van naam in GERWANI (page version)

Results of the Gerwis congress: name changed to Gerwani (page version)

De Vrije Pers report (3 Apr 1954) on the press conference after the second Gerwis congress (Jakarta, 25-31 March 1954). Gerwis changed its name to Gerwani, dropping "Sedar" after criticism; it opposed the demonstration ban and arrests of labour organisers, urged a marriage law against forced marriage, would field no ow

GA-01492 1956-03-12 Kankakee Daily Journal rel A

Kankakee Daily Journal, 12 Maret 1956: Gerwani member Sansia arrested during Dulles visit to Jakarta

Gerwani member Sansia arrested during Dulles visit to Jakarta (Kankakee Daily Journal, 12 March 1956)

Full 20-page issue of the Kankakee Daily Journal (Illinois), 12 March 1956. Front-page AP/UP report on US Secretary of State Dulles's visit to Jakarta (talks with Sukarno) says police arrested a woman named Sansia, who said she was a member of Gerwani, 'a leftist women's organization founded in 1954', over a banner pro

GA-01886 1963-07-16 Renmin Ribao rel A licensed

Renmin Ribao, 16 Juli 1963: Rapat di Beijing mendukung rakyat Vietnam Selatan (革命的越南南方人民必将取得反美斗争的彻底胜利, 'The revolutionary people of South Vietnam will surely win complete victory')

Beijing rally supports the people of South Vietnam (Renmin Ribao, 16 July 1963)

Renmin Ribao front-page report (16 July 1963) on a Beijing rally of ten thousand supporting South Vietnam's anti-US struggle, with speeches by Guo Moruo, Liao Chengzhi, Tran Tu Binh and Nguyen Thi Binh. Pardjani Pradono, head of the Indonesian women's delegation, and Mrs Utomo, wife of the Solo mayor, are listed among