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Literaturnaia Gazeta, 10 Juni 1952, hlm. 1 (Pernyataan Biro Dewan Perdamaian Dunia)
Literaturnaia Gazeta, 10 Jun 1952: World Peace Council Bureau statement (Suwarti signs)
Front page of Literaturnaia Gazeta, 10 June 1952, carrying a World Peace Council Bureau statement defending the French peace movement. Signatories include 'Mrs. Suwarti (Indonesia), member of parliament' (Gerwis/Gerwani leader Suwarti), alongside Joliot-Curie, Eugenie Cotton (WIDF), Brecht and Neruda. Also notes the Peking preparatory meeting for the Asia-Pacific peace conference.
Halaman depan Literaturnaia Gazeta, 10 Juni 1952, memuat pernyataan Biro Dewan Perdamaian Dunia yang membela gerakan perdamaian Prancis. Penandatangan mencakup 'Nyonya Suwarti (Indonesia), anggota parlemen' (tokoh Gerwis/Gerwani Suwarti), bersama Joliot-Curie, Eugenie Cotton (WIDF), Brecht dan Neruda. Juga menyebut pertemuan persiapan konferensi perdamaian Asia-Pasifik di Peking.
“p. 1: 'Mrs. Suwarti (Indonesia) – member of parliament' listed among signatories of the World Peace Council statement.”
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