GA-02244 2011-08-29 relevance C licensed / copyrighted
"Aku Bangga Menjadi Algojo"
Tempo, 29 August 2011: 'I am proud to be an executioner' (Aceh caning)
Tempo first-person piece (29 Aug 2011) by an anonymous 38-year-old caning executioner in Aceh Tamiang describing his role under sharia qanun. It is unrelated to 1965 or Gerwani; apparently scraped with the 'algojo' series.
Tulisan orang pertama Tempo (29 Agu 2011) oleh seorang algojo hukuman cambuk anonim berusia 38 tahun di Aceh Tamiang tentang perannya berdasarkan qanun syariah. Tidak terkait 1965 atau Gerwani; tampaknya terbawa dalam seri 'algojo'.
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- 1999–present
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- 01 Primary Sources › 1.5 Newspapers and Periodicals › Tempo (1972-2026) - Majalah and Koran Tempo articles on Gerwani and members (tempo.co)
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