GA-01640 1951-03-10 relevance A check rights
Merdeka, 10 Maret 1951, hlm. 3: 'Gelanggang Wanita'
Merdeka, 10 March 1951: 'Gelanggang Wanita' women's column
Merdeka, 10 Mar 1951, p. 3: women's column reporting that Jakarta's International Women's Day on 8 March 1951 was not commemorated by Indonesian groups for lack of Kowani consensus, while 1,500 Chinese women met with Ny. Aidit of Gerwis present.
Merdeka, 10 Maret 1951, hlm. 3: kolom wanita yang melaporkan Hari Perempuan Internasional 8 Maret 1951 di Jakarta tak diperingati kelompok Indonesia karena Kowani tak sepakat, sementara 1.500 perempuan Tionghoa berkumpul dengan Ny. Aidit dari Gerwis hadir.
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- 1951-03-10
- Creator
- Merdeka
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- Merdeka
- Document type
- newspaper article (Newspaper page (nationalist daily))
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- Indonesian (old spelling)
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- Indonesian mainstream/other press
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- primary
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- Indonesia
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- 1950–1954
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- Monumen Pers Nasional SIDAK · source link
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- Monumen Pers Nasional (MPN) SIDAK digital newspaper archive (free access; CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 per site), page image downloaded 2026-10-15/16 via the Claude desktop browser; MPN SIDAK id in the file name. Freely viewable at source but reuse terms apply or are unrecorded: link to the source; host the file only after checking rights.
- Citation (APA)
- Merdeka. (1951, March 10). Merdeka [Daily newspaper], No. 1576, Tahun ke-VI, p. 3. Djakarta.
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- 01 Primary Sources/1.5 Newspapers and Periodicals/Merdeka (1950-1957) - pages mentioning Gerwis and Gerwani (MPN SIDAK)/Merdeka (1951-03-10) - p. 03, Gerwis hit [MPN SIDAK 189867].jpg
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- Fair (0.811) · proof-reading: whole text (Claude, Oct 2026) · translation: not needed
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- 01 Primary Sources › 1.5 Newspapers and Periodicals › Merdeka (1950-1957) - pages mentioning Gerwis and Gerwani (MPN SIDAK)
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- condensed from full annotation
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