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安德琳夫人等离京 (Mrs Andreen and others leave Beijing)
Mrs Andreen and others leave Beijing (Renmin Ribao, 9 October 1959)
Renmin Ribao, 9 Oct 1959, p. 6 (Xinhua): WIDF vice-president Andrea Andreen, with her daughter, leaves Beijing for Prague after an All-China Women's Federation invitation. Mrs Mudigdio (Gerwani) and Helen Kesian of the WIDF delegation fly on the same plane to Prague; a Tunisia-China Association delegation also departs.
Renmin Ribao, 9 Oktober 1959, hlm. 6 (Xinhua): wakil presiden WIDF Andrea Andreen bersama putrinya meninggalkan Beijing menuju Praha atas undangan Federasi Wanita Seluruh Tiongkok. Ibu Mudigdio (Gerwani) dan Helen Kesian dari delegasi WIDF terbang dengan pesawat yang sama ke Praha; delegasi Asosiasi Tunisia-Tiongkok juga berangkat.
“Mrs Mudigdio and Helen Kesian, members of the WIDF delegation, also left Beijing for Prague on the same plane (p. 6).”
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