Suharto's answer (Lekra artists persecuted)
De Waarheid, 6 Nov 1976, p. 2: fragment on Suharto's destruction of the Lekra cultural movement in 1965 (book burnings, banned art), with a long list of murdered or imprisoned artists, including Pramoedya, Henk Ngantung, Bujung Saleh and writer Sugiarti Siswadi, noted as sentenced to 12 years (OCR garbled). Also an unrelated theatre notice. Gerwani itself is not mentioned.
De Waarheid, 6 Nov 1976, hlm. 2: potongan tentang penghancuran gerakan budaya Lekra oleh Suharto pada 1965 (pembakaran buku, seni dilarang), dengan daftar panjang seniman yang dibunuh atau dipenjara, termasuk Pramoedya, Henk Ngantung, Bujung Saleh, dan penulis Sugiarti Siswadi, disebut dihukum 12 tahun (OCR kacau). Juga pengumuman teater yang tak terkait. Gerwani tidak disebut.
“Relevance lowered from A: Sugiarti Siswadi is only one name in a list of artists; no Gerwani content.”
De Waarheid, 20 Sep 1975, p. 3: fragment of an article on a visiting Indonesian parliamentary 'delegation' asking whether they discussed Indonesian literature; it lists imprisoned writers (Pramoedya Ananta Toer, Bujung Saleh, Sitor Situmorang, Rivai Apin, Hadi Soesastro, Benny Tjung, Mrs. Sugiarti Siswadi, Samandjaja,
shared: Pramoedya Ananta Toer, Sugiarti Siswadi, Bandaharo Harahap, Rivai Apin
De Waarheid, 24 Apr 1979, p. 4: review of the BZZLLETIN issue on 'books under restraint', arguing that Indonesian literature is little translated while many writers are jailed under Suharto: Pramoedya on Buru, Bandar Harahap, Buyung Saleh and writer Sudjinah, held since 1966 in Bukit Duri women's prison. Covers Rendra
shared: Pramoedya Ananta Toer, Bandaharo Harahap, Bujung Saleh, art, literature and music
English anthology of progressive Indonesian poetry, 1955-61 (introduction dated Djakarta, 8 May 1962), from Zaman Baru, Harian Rakjat and Bintang Timur. Its contributor notes state that the poet Sugiarti Siswadi, who visited Romania (1955) and the GDR, USSR and China (1961) with Rukiah Kertapati as LEKRA delegation hea
shared: Institute of People's Culture, Pramoedya Ananta Toer, Sugiarti Siswadi, Bandaharo Harahap
English anthology of progressive Indonesian poetry, 1955-61 (introduction dated Djakarta, 8 May 1962), from Zaman Baru, Harian Rakjat and Bintang Timur. Its contributor notes state that the poet Sugiarti Siswadi, who visited Romania (1955) and the GDR, USSR and China (1961) with Rukiah Kertapati as LEKRA delegation hea
shared: Institute of People's Culture, Pramoedya Ananta Toer, Sugiarti Siswadi, Bandaharo Harahap
Short Lekra booklet of 1961 mourning Patrice Lumumba, with poems by S. Anantaguna, Bandaharo, Njoto and Sitor Situmorang, translated into English (file name credits Bintang Suradi). It closes with 'A Letter for Pauline', written by the young woman writer Sugiarti Siswadi for International Women's Day 1961. Gerwani is n
shared: Institute of People's Culture, Sugiarti Siswadi, Bandaharo Harahap, art, literature and music
Short Lekra booklet of 1961 mourning Patrice Lumumba, with poems by S. Anantaguna, Bandaharo, Njoto and Sitor Situmorang, translated into English (file name credits Bintang Suradi). It closes with 'A Letter for Pauline', written by the young woman writer Sugiarti Siswadi for International Women's Day 1961. Gerwani is n
shared: Institute of People's Culture, Sugiarti Siswadi, Bandaharo Harahap, art, literature and music
Fragment of a De Volkskrant piece (2 Apr 1973) on press freedom in Suharto's Indonesia, listing imprisoned writers and journalists (Bandaharo Harahap, Oei Hay Djun, Mrs. Sugiarti Siswadi, Mrs. Rusijati, Mrs. Lies Sukatno and others) and rebutting H.B. Jassin's claim of press freedom. Gerwani is not named.
shared: Sugiarti Siswadi, Bandaharo Harahap, art, literature and music
Tempo magazine article (15 Dec 2024, Ita Fatia Nadia and Iwan Kurniawan) on Francisca Fanggidaej in the international women's and Afro-Asian movements: IUS/WFDY Prague 1947, Berlin Youth Festival 1951, Bandung 1955, WIDF in East Germany 1957 representing Gerwani, Cairo 1961. It cites Gita Mukherjee's WIDF report on Ger
shared: Institute of People's Culture, Henk Ngantung, Sugiarti Siswadi