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苏加诺总统为印度尼西亚人民带来了新的力量 (President Sukarno brings new strength to the Indonesian people)
President Sukarno brings new strength to the Indonesian people (Renmin Ribao, 17 February 1958)
Renmin Ribao commentary, 17 Feb 1958, p. 5: praises Sukarno's nine-nation tour, backs Indonesia's West Irian claim and calls the PRRI/Permesta rebels imperialist-instigated. Notes that SOBSI, Pemuda Rakjat, Gerwani, BTI and seventeen Sumatran organisations backed the arrest of the rebels, and cites Aidit's call to bring them down.
Komentar Renmin Ribao, 17 Februari 1958, hlm. 5: memuji lawatan Sukarno ke sembilan negara, mendukung klaim Irian Barat dan menyebut pemberontak PRRI/Permesta sebagai kaki tangan imperialis. Mencatat bahwa SOBSI, Pemuda Rakjat, Gerwani, BTI dan tujuh belas organisasi Sumatra mendukung penangkapan pemberontak, serta mengutip seruan Aidit menjatuhkan mereka.
“Gerwani among mass organisations that 'issued statements one after another supporting the government's decision to seek the arrest of the traitors' (p. 5).”
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