GA-02092 1959-01-25 relevance B public
Pravda, 25 Januari 1959, No. 25: Delegasi PKI pada Kongres ke-21 PKUS
Pravda, 25 Jan 1959: PKI delegation at the 21st CPSU Congress
Pravda, 25 Jan 1959 (No. 25), p. 1 only (machine-translated): TASS notice that delegations of the Communist Parties of Indonesia (D.N. Aidit, Nursuhud, Karel Supit, P.O. Hutapea and 'Suharti, a responsible worker of the CC apparatus') and India arrived for the CPSU 21st Congress. Suharti (identified in the catalogue as Suharti Suwarto) appears only in this list; Gerwani is not mentioned.
Pravda, 25 Januari 1959 (No. 25), hanya hlm. 1 (terjemahan mesin): pemberitaan TASS tentang kedatangan delegasi Partai Komunis Indonesia (D.N. Aidit, Nursuhud, Karel Supit, P.O. Hutapea, dan 'Suharti, pekerja bertanggung jawab di aparat CC') serta India untuk Kongres ke-21 PKUS. Suharti (menurut katalog Suharti Suwarto) hanya muncul dalam daftar ini; Gerwani tidak disebut.
“p. 1: PKI delegation 'consists of ... Aidit (head), Nursuhud, Karel Supit, P. O. Hutapea, editor of Bintang Merah, and Suharti, a responsible worker of the apparatus of the CC of the CPI.'”
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