GA-00121 1969 relevance A public
Legislatif Jaya: Majalah DPRD-GR DCI Jakarta, 1969-1970
Legislatif Jaya: Jakarta Legislature Magazine, 1969-1970
Legislatif Jaya, the monthly magazine of the Jakarta provincial legislature (DPRD-GR DCI Jakarta), bound volume for 1969-70 under Governor Ali Sadikin. It carries council news, committee reports, regulations, speeches (including a Kartini Day address on women's duty, 1970) and a register of council decisions of 1966. That register records the council's decision of 16 April 1966 (no. 9/DPRDGR/66) dismissing 11 PKI-linked members, among them 'Ny. Suning, anggota Gerwani' and Ny. Sri Kusnapsiyah (PKI) (pp. 78-79).
Legislatif Jaya, majalah bulanan DPRD-GR DCI Jakarta, jilid 1969-70 pada masa Gubernur Ali Sadikin. Isinya berita sidang, laporan komisi, peraturan daerah, pidato (termasuk ceramah Hari Kartini 1970 tentang peran wanita) dan daftar keputusan DPRD-GR tahun 1966. Daftar itu mencatat keputusan 16 April 1966 (No. 9/DPRDGR/66) yang memecat 11 anggota terkait PKI, antara lain 'Ny. Suning, anggota Gerwani' dan Ny. Sri Kusnapsiyah (PKI) (hlm. 78-79).
“Decision 9/DPRDGR/66, 16 April 1966: council members dismissed 'sambil menunggu keputusan lebih lanjut dari Pemerintah Pusat', including '7. Ny. Suning, anggota Gerwani' and '4. Ny. Sri Kusnapsiyah, anggota PKI' (pp. 78-79).”
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- 1969
- Creator
- DPRD-GR DKI Djakarta
- Document type
- government record (government publication / speech / parliamentary record)
- Language
- Indonesian
- Perspective
- Indonesian army/New Order voice
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- primary
- Country
- Indonesia
- Period
- 1967–1979
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- 01 Primary Sources/1.3 Sukarno Speeches and Indonesian Government Publications/DPRD-GR DKI Djakarta (1969) - Legislatif Jaya [archive.org LegislatifJaya].pdf
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- Good (0.905) · proof-reading: no (script-cleaned only) · translation: not needed
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- 01 Primary Sources › 1.3 Sukarno Speeches and Indonesian Government Publications
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- structured reading (introduction, chapter openings, conclusion and all Gerwani/women's-movement passages)
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