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Asian Women Tell the U.S.A. (Asian Women's Conference, Peking)
Sunday Worker, 1 January 1950, p. 2: Asian women tell the U.S.A. (Asian Women's Conference, Peking)
Sunday Worker, 1 Jan 1950, p. 2: page with several items; the relevant article, datelined Peking, reports the Asian Women's Conference where women leaders from 15 Asian countries, including Indonesia, Burma and India, pledged struggle against imperialism. Delegates said conditions in Burma and Indonesia were alike under imperialist intervention; Indian delegate Amila Devi is quoted. No Indonesian delegate is named.
Sunday Worker, 1 Januari 1950, hlm. 2: halaman dengan beberapa artikel; yang relevan, bertanggal Peking, melaporkan Konferensi Perempuan Asia, tempat pemimpin perempuan dari 15 negara Asia, termasuk Indonesia, Burma dan India, berjanji berjuang melawan imperialisme. Disebut kondisi Burma dan Indonesia serupa akibat intervensi imperialis; delegasi India Amila Devi dikutip. Tidak ada delegasi Indonesia yang disebut namanya.
“Delegates from Burma, China, India, Indonesia... conditions in Burma and Indonesia are much the same under imperialist wars of intervention (p.2).”
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