GA-00987 1954-04-05 relevance A public
Soekarno hoopt op een communistisch Nederland (Gerwani-congres ontvangen door Soekarno)
Sukarno hopes for a communist Netherlands (Gerwani congress received by Sukarno)
Eindhovensch Dagblad front-page report (5 Apr 1954) that President Sukarno received delegates of a congress in Jakarta of 'Gewani' (a continuation of communist Gerwis). Dutch communist MP Rie Lips-Odinot expressed support for Indonesia's national struggle; Sukarno answered that good relations require resolving New Guinea. Headline frames Sukarno as hoping for a communist Netherlands.
Laporan halaman depan Eindhovensch Dagblad (5 Apr 1954) bahwa Presiden Sukarno menerima peserta kongres 'Gewani' (kelanjutan Gerwis komunis) di Jakarta. Anggota parlemen komunis Belanda Rie Lips-Odinot menyatakan dukungan pada perjuangan nasional Indonesia; Sukarno menjawab hubungan baik mensyaratkan penyelesaian Irian Barat. Judul membingkai Sukarno mengharapkan Belanda komunis.
“Sukarno received participants of a congress in Jakarta of 'Gewani', a women's organisation continuing the communist Gerwis; Rie Lips-Odinot pledged Dutch sympathy (p. 1).”
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