GA-02103 1960-03-22 relevance A public
Pravda, 22 Maret 1960, no. 82 (Tairova: Gerwani dan Umi Sardjono)
Pravda, 22 Mar 1960: Tairova on Khrushchev's Asian tour; Gerwani and Umi Sardjono (excerpt)
Pravda no. 82, 22 March 1960 (excerpt of the page). Page 3 carries T. Tairova's account of Khrushchev's Asian tour (India, Indonesia, Burma, Afghanistan). Only a short passage concerns Indonesia's women: she describes Gerwani as the largest progressive women's organisation, with hundreds of thousands of members, led by Umi Sardjono, campaigning for equality and against polygamy.
Pravda no. 82, 22 Maret 1960 (kutipan halaman). Halaman 3 memuat catatan T. Tairova tentang lawatan Khrushchev ke Asia (India, Indonesia, Birma, Afganistan). Hanya satu bagian pendek tentang perempuan Indonesia: Gerwani disebut organisasi perempuan progresif terbesar, beranggota ratusan ribu, dipimpin Umi Sardjono, berjuang untuk kesetaraan dan melawan poligami.
“p. 3: 'The largest progressive organisation of Indonesian women, "Gerwani", with hundreds of thousands of members, is led by Mrs Umi Sardjono... against polygamy.'”
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