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Soekarno will act against Reds (The Hindustan Times, 7 November 1965)
Sukarno will act against Reds (The Hindustan Times, 7 November 1965)
The Hindustan Times, 7 Nov 1965 (Reuter, Bogor, 6 Nov): Sukarno promises action against the PKI while the army hunts its members; Subandrio reports Sukarno scolding Njoto for the party's 'childish disease'. The armed forces bulletin says nine Gerwani 'suicide members' were killed by paratroopers when they blocked the road before army tanks in a Solo suburb.
The Hindustan Times, 7 Nov 1965 (Reuter, Bogor, 6 Nov): Sukarno berjanji bertindak terhadap PKI sementara tentara memburu anggotanya; Subandrio menyebut Sukarno menegur Njoto soal 'penyakit kekanak-kanakan' partai. Buletin angkatan bersenjata menyebut sembilan 'anggota bunuh diri' Gerwani ditembak pasukan para ketika menghalangi jalan tank di pinggiran Solo.
“Nine women 'suicide members of the Gerwani (Communist women's organization)' were killed by paratroopers when they blocked the street as army tanks tried to pass through a Solo suburb. (p.1)”
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