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Monthly Indonesian Press Survey (1956): Perluasan Gerwani, Umi Sardjono, Setiati Surasto
US Monthly Indonesian Press Survey (1956): Gerwani expansion, Umi Sardjono, Setiati Surasto
US Monthly Indonesian Press Survey (1956) extracts. A list of PKI's 39 parliamentary seats includes Gerwani leaders (Umi Sardjono, Suharti Suwarto, Mudigdio, Sundari Abdurachman, Charlotte Salawati); notes the Central Sumatra Gerwani conference (Bukittinggi, Feb 1956; 14,000 members, 216 sections) and new branches in July 1956 across Java, Sumatra and Borneo.
Kutipan Monthly Indonesian Press Survey AS (1956). Daftar 39 kursi PKI di parlemen mencakup pemimpin Gerwani (Umi Sardjono, Suharti Suwarto, Mudigdio, Sundari Abdurachman, Charlotte Salawati); mencatat konferensi Gerwani Sumatra Tengah (Bukittinggi, Feb 1956; 14.000 anggota, 216 ranting) dan cabang baru Juli 1956 di Jawa, Sumatra, dan Kalimantan.
“Central Sumatra Gerwani conference, Bukittinggi, 4-7 Feb 1956: 'There are 14,000 members in the Central Sumatra Gerwani and 216 sections' (p. 102).”
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