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Abadi, 15 Maret 1952, hlm. 3: Surat S.K. Trimurti kepada organisasi wanita
Abadi, 15 March 1952, p. 3: S.K. Trimurti's Letter to Women's Organisations
Abadi, 15 Mar 1952, p. 3: Trimurti's open letter (while detained) to women's organisations before a Kongres Wanita Indonesia conference, proposing majority voting and a minimum programme on schools, rice prices, women's and child labour, and trafficking.
Abadi, 15 Maret 1952, hlm. 3: surat terbuka Trimurti (saat ditahan) kepada organisasi wanita menjelang konferensi Kongres Wanita Indonesia, mengusulkan pemungutan suara mayoritas dan program minimum soal sekolah, harga beras, buruh perempuan dan anak, serta perdagangan perempuan.
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- 1952-03-15
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- Abadi
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- Abadi
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- newspaper article (Newspaper page (Masyumi-aligned daily), single page)
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- Indonesian (old spelling)
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- Indonesian mainstream/other press
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- primary
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- Indonesia
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- 1950–1954
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- Monumen Pers Nasional SIDAK · source link
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- Monumen Pers Nasional (Surakarta) SIDAK digital newspaper collection (free; licensed CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 per the site; SIDAK id 61100 in file name), downloaded 2026-10-15/16 via the Claude desktop browser. Freely viewable at source but reuse terms apply or are unrecorded: link to the source; host the file only after checking rights.
- Citation (APA)
- Abadi. (1952, March 15). Abadi [Daily newspaper], No. 63, Th. II, p. III. Djakarta.
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- 01 Primary Sources/1.5 Newspapers and Periodicals/Abadi (1951-1973) - pages mentioning Gerwis and Gerwani (MPN SIDAK)/Abadi (1952-03-15) - p. 03, Gerwis hit [MPN SIDAK 61100].jpg
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- Fair (0.78) · proof-reading: whole text (Claude, Oct 2026) · translation: not needed
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- 01 Primary Sources › 1.5 Newspapers and Periodicals › Abadi (1951-1973) - pages mentioning Gerwis and Gerwani (MPN SIDAK)
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