GA-00979 1948-09-22 relevance C public
Republikeinen willen Madioen ontzetten
Republicans want to relieve Madiun
Deventer Dagblad front-page roundup (22 Sep 1948) on the Madiun affair: republican forces prepare to retake Madiun, communist leaders of the FDR are arrested in Magelang, curfews in Kediri, Solo calmed, fighting organisations disarmed, and a 'social revolution' purge in Sumatra. Mentions Colonel Djokosoejono as communist-appointed military governor. No women's organisations are mentioned.
Rangkuman halaman depan Deventer Dagblad (22 Sep 1948) tentang peristiwa Madiun: pasukan republik bersiap merebut kembali Madiun, pemimpin komunis FDR ditangkap di Magelang, jam malam di Kediri, Solo tenang, organisasi laskar dilucuti, dan pembersihan 'revolusi sosial' di Sumatra. Disebut Kolonel Djokosoejono sebagai gubernur militer yang diangkat komunis. Tidak ada organisasi perempuan disebut.
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