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Tolna Megyei Népújság, 6 Oktober 1961: Sidang Dewan WIDF di Budapest (Mrs Mudigdio)
Tolna Megyei Népújság, 6 Oct 1961: WIDF Council session in Budapest (Mrs Mudigdio)
Hungarian provincial daily Tolna Megyei Népújság, 6 Oct 1961, reporting the WIDF Council session in Budapest. Mrs Mudigdio, chair of Gerwani, is quoted saying that the liberation of oppressed Asian and African peoples is hindered by the same forces opposing a German peace treaty. Other delegates (Kushida, Cotton, Popova etc.) speak; Kádár receives WIDF leaders. Gerwani appears only in one sentence.
Harian provinsi Hungaria Tolna Megyei Népújság, 6 Oktober 1961, melaporkan sidang Dewan WIDF di Budapest. Ny. Mudigdio, ketua Gerwani, dikutip menyatakan bahwa pembebasan bangsa-bangsa Asia-Afrika yang tertindas dihambat oleh kekuatan yang sama yang menolak perjanjian damai Jerman. Delegasi lain berbicara; Kádár menerima pimpinan WIDF. Gerwani hanya disebut dalam satu kalimat.
“"Mrs Mudigdio, chair of the Indonesian women's federation, pointed out that the liberation of the still-oppressed peoples of Asia and Africa is hindered by the same forces that would like to prevent the conclusion of a German peace treaty."”
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