GA-02088 1957 relevance B public
Pravda, 8 Maret 1957, No. 67: Kehidupan dan perjuangan perempuan Indonesia (Hari Perempuan Internasional)
Pravda, 8 Mar 1957: life and struggle of Indonesian women (International Women's Day)
Pravda, 8 March 1957 (No. 67), p. 4 only (machine-translated): International Women's Day page with statements by Cai Chang (China), the WIDF president, Syrian and Soviet women, and 'Ban atomic and hydrogen weapons!' by T. Sulami, member of Indonesia's national 8 March Committee. She stresses women's role in the 1954 elections (16 women deputies), schools, anti-colonialism, and peace. Gerwani is not named in the supplied text.
Pravda, 8 Maret 1957 (No. 67), hanya hlm. 4 (terjemahan mesin): halaman Hari Perempuan Internasional dengan pernyataan Cai Chang (Tiongkok), presiden WIDF, perempuan Suriah dan Soviet, serta 'Larang senjata atom dan hidrogen!' oleh T. Sulami, anggota Panitia Nasional 8 Maret Indonesia. Ia menyoroti peran perempuan dalam pemilu 1954 (16 wakil perempuan di parlemen), sekolah, antikolonialisme, dan perdamaian. Gerwani tidak disebut dalam teks yang tersedia.
“p. 4, T. Sulami: 'In 1954 our women took an active part in the general parliamentary elections; sixteen women were elected deputies of parliament, thirty-three deputies of the constituent assembly.'”
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- 01 Primary Sources/1.5 Newspapers and Periodicals/Soviet and East European press (1946-1990) - Pravda, Izvestiia, Soviet Woman, Hungarian papers (East View, archive.org, Hungaricana)/Pravda (1957) - No. 67, Life and struggle of Indonesian women (8 March) [archive.org 195767_4897].pdf
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- 01 Primary Sources › 1.5 Newspapers and Periodicals › Soviet and East European press (1946-1990) - Pravda, Izvestiia, Soviet Woman, Hungarian papers (East View, archive.org, Hungaricana)
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- GA-02089 Pravda (1957) - No. 67, Life and struggle of Indonesian women (8 March) [archive.org 195767_4897].txt
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