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Pravda, 22 Juli 1952, hlm. 3 (Sidang Komite Eksekutif WIDF, Bucharest)
Pravda, 22 Jul 1952: WIDF executive committee session, Bucharest
Pravda p. 3, 22 July 1952: TASS reports from the 13th session of the WIDF executive committee in Bucharest and a mass women's meeting addressed by Eugenie Cotton. Darmini (Indonesia) is listed among debaters on Carmen Santi's report on child defence; national committees reportedly formed in Indonesia. Content of Darmini's speech is not preserved.
Pravda hlm. 3, 22 Juli 1952: laporan TASS dari sidang ke-13 komite eksekutif WIDF di Bucharest dan rapat umum perempuan yang dihadiri Eugenie Cotton. Darmini (Indonesia) tercatat sebagai pembicara dalam debat atas laporan Carmen Santi tentang pembelaan anak; komite nasional disebut telah dibentuk di Indonesia. Isi pidato Darmini tidak terekam.
“p. 3: 'Speaking in the debate were: ... Darmini (Indonesia); ...' on the report on defence of children; committees created in 'Indonesia'.”
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