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JPRS 72231, Translations on South and East Asia No. 789 (14 November 1978): Pengadilan Tanti Aidit dan Sulami
JPRS 72231 (14 November 1978): Trial of Tanti Aidit and Sulami
JPRS 72231, Translations on South and East Asia No. 789 (14 Nov 1978), mostly economic and military news. Two Indonesian items matter: Angkatan Bersenjata (8 Jul 1978) reports that Dr Tanti Aidit, widow of D.N. Aidit, described as a Gerwani leader, will be tried for subversion (second Gerwani case after Sulami and three co-defendants three years earlier), and Kompas (16 Aug) on her seeking legal aid.
JPRS 72231, Translations on South and East Asia No. 789 (14 Nov 1978), sebagian besar berita ekonomi dan militer. Dua butir penting: Angkatan Bersenjata (8 Jul 1978) melaporkan dr. Tanti Aidit, janda D.N. Aidit yang disebut pemimpin Gerwani, akan diadili atas subversi (kasus kedua Gerwani setelah Sulami dan tiga terdakwa lain tiga tahun sebelumnya), dan Kompas (16 Agu) tentang permohonan bantuan hukumnya.
“'Her case is the second G-30-S/PKI case involving leaders of GERWANI. Sulami and three co-defendants were tried by the Central Jakarta State Court 3 years ago' (p. 32).”
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