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Deventer Dagblad

Type
daily newspaper
Country
Netherlands
Orientation
regional daily
Published in
Deventer
Language
Dutch
Description
Regional daily of Deventer.
Also written as
Deventer Dagblad

1948 – 1960

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GA-00979 1948-09-22 Deventer Dagblad rel C

Republikeinen willen Madioen ontzetten

Republicans want to relieve Madiun

Deventer Dagblad front-page roundup (22 Sep 1948) on the Madiun affair: republican forces prepare to retake Madiun, communist leaders of the FDR are arrested in Magelang, curfews in Kediri, Solo calmed, fighting organisations disarmed, and a 'social revolution' purge in Sumatra. Mentions Colonel Djokosoejono as communi

GA-00980 1949-11-07 Deventer Dagblad rel A

Indonesische minderheden protesteren (met bericht over de bende bij Masamba)

Indonesian minorities protest (with report on the Masamba band)

Deventer Dagblad front page (7 Nov 1949): a report of a 1,000-strong Amsterdam meeting 'Indonesian minorities accuse', protesting the forced incorporation of eastern Indonesian peoples into the RIS, joined by a fragment on the Masamba gang case. It repeats that the band appears to have been led by Makassar councillor S

GA-00981 1949-11-08 Deventer Dagblad rel A

Actie tegen terroristenbende in Zuid-Celebes

Action against terrorist band in South Celebes

One-line Deventer Dagblad item (8 Nov 1949, p.1): Salawati Daoed, the female member of the Makassar municipal council sought in connection with gang activity near Masamba, has been arrested in Makassar, and reports show the band has lost all strength.

GA-00982 1960-01-21 Deventer Dagblad rel C

Bevolking Deventer: vestigingen en vertrek (21 januari 1960)

Deventer population register: arrivals and departures (21 Jan 1960)

Deventer Dagblad population register notice (21 Jan 1960, p.6) listing residents leaving Deventer, including 'A. G. Soedjinah' (Nieuwstraat 41) departing for Indonesia. Nothing links this entry to the Gerwani figure Sudjinah; the match came from the name alone, and the page contains no Gerwani content.