GA-01111 1952-03-29 relevance B public
Vrijlating gevraagd van arrestanten (Release of detainees requested)
Release of detainees requested
Indische Courant voor Nederland, 29 Mar 1952, p. 3: East Java conference of the Committee for Victims of the August Raid, in Surabaya on 23 March, attended by PKI and Gerwis delegates; resolution urges release of Kediri detainees, support for their families and visiting rights. Also a Lombok famine-relief item.
Indische Courant voor Nederland, 29 Mar 1952, hlm. 3: konferensi Panitia Korban Razzia Agustus Jawa Timur di Surabaya pada 23 Maret, dihadiri delegasi PKI dan Gerwis; resolusi menuntut pembebasan tahanan Kediri, bantuan bagi keluarga, dan hak kunjungan. Juga berita bantuan kelaparan Lombok.
“'many delegates of the PKI and Gerwis' attended the conference of the Committee for Victims of the August Raid (p.3)”
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- 1952-03-29
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