GA-02089 1957 relevance A public
Pravda, 1957, No. 67 (Kehidupan dan perjuangan perempuan Indonesia, 8 Maret)
Pravda, 8 Mar 1957: life and struggle of Indonesian women (excerpt)
Keyword-hit excerpt of Pravda, No. 67, c. 8 March 1957, International Women's Day statements. Includes Cai Chang on Chinese women and a signed text by T. Sulami, member of Indonesia's national March 8 Committee: women's role in the 1954 [sic, 1955] elections (16 women MPs, 33 Konstituante members), 20-fold growth in schools since 1940, anti-imperialism, support for banning atomic weapons.
Kutipan hasil kata kunci dari Pravda, No. 67, sekitar 8 Maret 1957, pernyataan Hari Perempuan Internasional. Memuat Cai Chang tentang perempuan Tiongkok dan tulisan bertanda T. Sulami, anggota Panitia Nasional 8 Maret Indonesia: peran perempuan dalam pemilu (16 perempuan anggota DPR, 33 anggota Konstituante), jumlah sekolah naik 20 kali sejak 1940, antiimperialisme, dukungan pelarangan senjata atom.
“T. Sulami, member of the national March 8 Committee: 'sixteen women were elected deputies of parliament, thirty-three deputies of the constituent assembly' (text says 1954 elections).”
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