GA-01669 1965-12-10 relevance A public
Sukarno the Key to Any Revolution in Indonesia (Evening Post, 10 December 1965)
Sukarno the Key to Any Revolution in Indonesia (Evening Post, 10 December 1965), clipping on Gerwani claim
Clipping from the Evening Post of 10 Dec 1965: says Sukarno could not back the coup because of its brutality, and that six generals were 'horribly mutilated by doe-eyed girls' of the PKI's 'Gerwani' women's movement and thrown into a well, while Communist youth danced at Halim. This is the Lubang Buaya sexual-atrocity slander as press fact.
Kliping Evening Post 10 Des 1965: menyebut Sukarno tak dapat mendukung kudeta karena kebrutalannya, dan enam jenderal 'dimutilasi mengerikan oleh gadis-gadis bermata rusa' gerakan perempuan 'Gerwani' PKI lalu dibuang ke sumur, sementara pemuda komunis menari di Halim. Ini adalah fitnah kekejaman seksual Lubang Buaya yang disajikan sebagai fakta pers.
“Six leading generals were done to death, horribly mutilated by doe-eyed girls of the Indonesian Communist Party's (P.K.I.) "Gerwani" women's movement, and their bodies pitched into a well.”
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