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印尼妇女拥护缔结和平公约 (Indonesian women support conclusion of a peace pact)
Indonesian women support conclusion of a peace pact (Renmin Ribao, 13 March 1951)
Xinhua item in Renmin Ribao, 13 Mar 1951 (p. 4), relaying TASS and the Dutch paper De Waarheid: representatives of Indonesian women's organisations met in Yogyakarta, endorsed the World Peace Council's Berlin call for a five-power peace pact, and resolved that Indonesian women's organisations should link with and join the WIDF. No organisation or person is named; Gerwis is not mentioned.
Berita Xinhua di Renmin Ribao, 13 Mar 1951 (hlm. 4), mengutip TASS dan koran Belanda De Waarheid: wakil organisasi perempuan Indonesia bertemu di Yogyakarta, mendukung seruan Dewan Perdamaian Dunia di Berlin untuk pakta damai lima negara besar, dan memutuskan organisasi perempuan Indonesia harus menjalin hubungan dan menjadi anggota WIDF. Tidak ada tokoh atau organisasi disebut; Gerwis tidak disebut.
“p. 4: 'Indonesian women's organisations must establish links with the Women's International Democratic Federation and become its members.'”
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- 1951-03-13
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- 1950–1954
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