GA-00827 1951-10-27 relevance A public
Wantoestanden in Indonesische gevangenissen (volledige krantenpagina, De Waarheid 27-10-1951)
Abuses in Indonesian prisons (full newspaper page, 27 Oct 1951)
Full De Waarheid page, 27 Oct 1951 (p. 3), mostly unrelated Dutch and international news (British elections, Tito, Rotterdam court, serial novel, notices). Only the Indonesia article, 'Wantoestanden in Indonesische gevangenissen', is relevant: poor prison conditions for those arrested since August 1951, and a Gerwis statement calling the arrest of its leader Trimurti illegal and demanding her release.
Satu halaman penuh De Waarheid, 27 Okt 1951 (hlm. 3), sebagian besar berita Belanda dan internasional yang tak terkait (pemilu Inggris, Tito, pengadilan Rotterdam, cerita bersambung, pengumuman). Hanya artikel 'Wantoestanden in Indonesische gevangenissen' yang relevan: buruknya kondisi penjara bagi yang ditangkap sejak Agustus 1951, dan pernyataan Gerwis yang menyebut penangkapan pemimpinnya Trimurti tidak sah dan menuntut pembebasannya.
“Relevant only for the Indonesia prison article on this page.”
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