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Fears of a New Surge of Red Terror in Indonesia (Evening Post, 11 October 1965)
Fears of a New Surge of Red Terror in Indonesia (Evening Post, 11 October 1965), clipping on Gerwani office raid
Clipping from the Evening Post, 11 Oct 1965: a Muslim mob ransacked a suburban Gerwani office, destroying files and burning furniture, after PKI headquarters was burned; Sukarno reportedly gave the Army 'full power'; PNI backs the Army; Saura Islam claims Communist women tried to kidnap Muslim women.
Kliping Evening Post, 11 Okt 1965: massa Muslim menggeledah kantor Gerwani di pinggiran kota, merusak arsip dan membakar perabot, setelah markas PKI dibakar; Sukarno dikabarkan memberi Angkatan Darat 'kekuasaan penuh'; PNI mendukung Angkatan Darat; Saura Islam menuduh perempuan komunis mencoba menculik perempuan Muslim.
“'A mob of Indonesian Moslems ransacked a suburban office of the Communist women's organisation, Gerwani, here yesterday ... destroyed files and burned some of the office furniture.'”
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