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Garis Partai Komunis Indonesia Diuraikan: Wawancara Setiati Surasto (Indonesian Tribune, Tirana, 1974; terjemahan JPRS 1975)
The line of the Communist Party of Indonesia explained: interview with Setiati Surasto (Indonesian Tribune, Tirana, 1974
JPRS translation of an Indonesian Tribune (Tirana) 1974 report of Radio Tirana interview with Setiati Surasto, leader of the PKI delegation to Albania's 30th liberation anniversary. She describes Indonesia as a US neo-colony under Suharto's 'fascist' regime, cites 28 million unemployed and about 100,000 political prisoners, and sets out the PKI's Three Banners of party-building, people's armed struggle and united front.
Terjemahan JPRS dari Indonesian Tribune (Tirana) 1974, wawancara Radio Tirana dengan Setiati Surasto, pimpinan delegasi PKI pada HUT ke-30 pembebasan Albania. Ia menggambarkan Indonesia sebagai koloni baru AS di bawah rezim 'fasis' Suharto, menyebut 28 juta penganggur dan sekitar 100.000 tahanan politik, serta memaparkan Tiga Panji PKI: pembangunan partai, perjuangan bersenjata rakyat, dan front persatuan.
“'Today there are no fewer than 100,000 people languishing as political prisoners in hundreds of prisons and detention camps' (Setiati Surasto, p. 2).”
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- 01 Primary Sources › 1.6 US, British and Dutch Government Records › CIA, FRUS, JPRS and US reports (1949-1978) - items on Gerwani and members (CIA CREST, HathiTrust, Gale, DTIC)
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