GA-00995 1954-04-06 relevance B public
Walgelijk gedoe in Djakarta (Gerwani-congres 1954)
Foolish business in Jakarta (Gerwani congress 1954)
Gazet van Limburg editorial item (6 Apr 1954, p.1) disapproving that communist MP Rie Lips-Odinot, vice-chair of the Dutch communist women's movement, attends the Jakarta congress of 'Gewani' (Gerwani) and speaks for the 'peace-loving part' of the Dutch people supporting Indonesia's claim to New Guinea. It also objects to Sukarno's friendly reply to her.
Item tajuk Gazet van Limburg (6 Apr 1954, hlm. 1) yang mencela anggota parlemen komunis Rie Lips-Odinot, wakil ketua gerakan perempuan komunis Belanda, menghadiri kongres 'Gewani' (Gerwani) di Jakarta dan berbicara atas nama 'bagian cinta damai' rakyat Belanda yang mendukung klaim Indonesia atas Irian Barat. Juga keberatan atas jawaban ramah Sukarno.
“Congress of Indonesian women's movement 'Gewani' in Jakarta, attended by Dutch communist MP Lips-Odinot as delegate (p. 1).”
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