GA-01399 1954-09-19 relevance C public
Istanboul: Les femmes indonésiennes se démènent (second mariage de Soekarno) (Indonesian women are bustling: Sukarno's second marriage)
Istanboul: Indonesian women are bustling (Sukarno's second marriage; extract)
Istanboul (19 Sep 1954, p.3), snippet extract: Jakarta dispatch saying rumours about Sukarno's second marriage are exaggerated, and that Indonesian women attach great importance to the marriage since it could decide their future status.
Istanboul (19 Sep 1954, hlm. 3), cuplikan: berita Jakarta yang menyebut desas-desus pernikahan kedua Sukarno dibesar-besarkan, dan perempuan Indonesia menganggap pernikahan itu penting karena dapat menentukan status mereka kelak.
“p.3: 'Indonesian women attach great importance to this marriage, since it could decide the future status of the women of this country.'”
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