GA-00740 1958-02-06 relevance C public
Soekarno, de aartsintrigant (Sukarno, the arch-intriguer)
Sukarno, the arch-intriguer: profile including the Hartini marriage
Long profile of Sukarno by C.H. Schaap in De Tijd (6 Feb 1958) tracing his career and manoeuvres. It notes that in Oct 1954 his marriage to Hartini caused general indignation among Indonesian women, who remembered his book "Sarinah", and that Fatmawati left him. Gerwani is not named.
Profil panjang Sukarno oleh C.H. Schaap di De Tijd (6 Februari 1958) yang menelusuri karier dan manuvernya. Disebut pernikahannya dengan Hartini pada Oktober 1954 menimbulkan kemarahan umum perempuan Indonesia yang mengingat bukunya "Sarinah", dan Fatmawati meninggalkannya. Gerwani tidak disebut.
“The indignation of the Indonesian women is general. Is this the same Soekarno who wrote a book "Sarinah" on the emancipation of the Indonesian woman?”
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- 1958-02-06
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- De TijD Godsdienstig-Staatkundig Dagblad
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- 1955–1959
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- 01 Primary Sources/1.5 Newspapers and Periodicals/Dutch press (1945-2000) - articles on Gerwis, Gerwani and members (Delpher)/De TijD Godsdienstig-Staatkundig Dagblad (1958-02-06) - SOEK ARNO, de aartsintrigant Beminnelijk in de omgang, maar [Delpher ddd-011238729-a0099].txt
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