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Jakarta generals clamp down on Communists (Daily Mail, 19 Oktober 1965)
Jakarta generals clamp down on Communists (Daily Mail, 19 October 1965)
Daily Mail (London), 19 Oct 1965, p.2, by Arthur Cook from Singapore: Indonesia's ruling generals banned the Communist Party in Jakarta and its surrounding region; Radio Jakarta listed the organisations (People's Youth Front, Gerwani 'the Communist women's organisation', the peasants' and scientists' associations, student groups) that must report to police by Sunday. The page also covers the Chinese embassy incident and unrelated news (Rhodesia, Vietnam).
Daily Mail (London), 19 Okt 1965, hlm. 2, oleh Arthur Cook dari Singapura: para jenderal Indonesia melarang PKI di Jakarta dan sekitarnya; Radio Jakarta menyebut organisasi yang harus lapor polisi paling lambat Minggu, termasuk Pemuda Rakyat, Gerwani ('organisasi perempuan Komunis'), organisasi tani dan sarjana, serta organisasi mahasiswa. Halaman juga memuat insiden kedutaan Cina dan berita lain yang tidak terkait.
“p.2: Banned organisations 'include the People's Youth Front, Gerwani (the Communist women's organisation), the peasants' association, the scientists' association and three student organisations.'”
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