GA-01432 1952-06-13 relevance A public
Panitya Korban Razzia Agustus Jawa Timur, sekretaris Sulami (Harian Rakjat, 13 Juni 1952, hlm. 2)
East Java Committee for Victims of the August Razzia, secretary Sulami (Harian Rakjat, 13 June 1952)
Harian Rakjat, 13 June 1952. On p. 2 an open letter from the East Java Committee for Victims of the August Razzia (chair Ny. Harsono, secretary Sulami) presses the central government to clarify the status of detainees from the August 1951 mass arrests and free them before Idul Fitri, citing the humiliation and suffering of detainees' families. The issue also reports releases of SOB detainees.
Harian Rakjat, 13 Juni 1952. Pada hlm. 2 surat terbuka Panitya Korban Razzia Agustus Jawa Timur (ketua Ny. Harsono, sekretaris Sulami) mendesak pemerintah pusat menjelaskan status tahanan razzia Agustus 1951 dan membebaskan mereka sebelum Idul Fitri, dengan menyebut penghinaan dan penderitaan keluarga tahanan. Terbitan ini juga melaporkan pembebasan tahanan SOB.
“p. 2: letter signed Panitya Korban Razzia Agustus Jatim, 'Ketua (Ny. Harsono), Sekretaris (Sulami)', urging that all August razzia detainees be freed before Idul Fitri.”
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