GA-01392 1957-03-30 relevance C public
Masjoemi-leider waarschuwt tegen "spelen met vuur" (Masyumi leader warns against 'playing with fire')
Masyumi leader warns against 'playing with fire'
Winschoter Courant (30 Mar 1957), news round-up. Relevant: Fatmawati Sukarno writes asking why a woman cannot form a cabinet, with a note that women's organisations took Sukarno's second marriage badly. Also Masyumi's Isa Anshary on cabinet formation, searches of Jakarta banks, and Aidit threatening a general strike unless communists enter the government.
Winschoter Courant (30 Mar 1957), ringkasan berita. Relevan: Fatmawati Sukarno menulis menanyakan mengapa perempuan tak boleh membentuk kabinet, dengan catatan bahwa organisasi perempuan sangat menyesalkan pernikahan kedua Sukarno. Juga Isa Anshary (Masyumi) soal pembentukan kabinet, penggeledahan bank di Jakarta, dan Aidit mengancam mogok umum bila komunis tak masuk pemerintah.
“p.1: Fatmawati asks 'why a woman could not be charged with the formation of a new Indonesian cabinet.'”
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