GA-01403 1954-09-30 relevance C public
Les femmes indonésiennes s'insurgent contre le second mariage de M. Soekarno (Indonesian women rise up against Sukarno's second marriage)
Indonesian women rise up against Sukarno's second marriage (extract)
Le Lorrain (30 Sep 1954, p.10), snippet extract: Indonesian women rise up against Sukarno's second marriage; recalls his secret June marriage to Hartini Suwondo, a 31-year-old divorcee and mother of five.
Le Lorrain (30 Sep 1954, hlm. 10), cuplikan: perempuan Indonesia bangkit menentang pernikahan kedua Sukarno; mengingatkan pernikahan rahasianya pada Juni dengan Hartini Suwondo, janda cerai berusia 31 tahun dan ibu lima anak.
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- 1954-09-30
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- 01 Primary Sources/1.5 Newspapers and Periodicals/French press (1953-1955) - articles on Gerwis and Indonesian women (Gallica)/Le Lorrain (1954-09-30) - Les femmes indonésiennes s insurgent contre le second mariage de Soekarno, snippets [Gallica bd6t51630428w f10].txt
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