GA-00813 1949-12-07 relevance B public
Voorzitster Nederlandse Vrouwenbeweging in Peking (Chairwoman of the Dutch Women's Movement in Peking)
Chairwoman of Dutch Women's Movement in Peking for Asian women's conference
De Waarheid report (7 Dec 1949) on arrival in Peking of WIDF secretary-general Vaillant-Couturier and 20 delegates to the Asian women's conference, greeted by Deng Yingchao. The delegate list includes Lillah Suripno from Indonesia alongside Dutch vice-chair Rie Lips-Odinot, Eslanda Robeson and women from France, Korea, India, Israel and elsewhere.
Laporan De Waarheid (7 Desember 1949) tentang kedatangan sekretaris jenderal WIDF Vaillant-Couturier dan 20 delegasi konferensi perempuan Asia di Peking, disambut Deng Yingchao. Daftar delegasi mencakup Lillah Suripno dari Indonesia bersama wakil ketua Belanda Rie Lips-Odinot, Eslanda Robeson dan perempuan dari Prancis, Korea, India, Israel dan lainnya.
“Among the delegation are ... Lillah Suripno (Indonesia), Daulmajab and Pak Den Ai (North Korea), Taruna Bose (India).”
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- 1949-12-07
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- 01 Primary Sources/1.5 Newspapers and Periodicals/Dutch press (1945-2000) - articles on Gerwis, Gerwani and members (Delpher)/De Waarheid (1949-12-07) - Voorzitster Nederlandse Vrouwenbeweging in Peking [Delpher ddd-010851803-a0020].txt
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- 01 Primary Sources › 1.5 Newspapers and Periodicals › Dutch press (1945-2000) - articles on Gerwis, Gerwani and members (Delpher)
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