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Monthly Indonesian Press Survey (1958): Konferensi Nasional Wanita Komunis, Suharti, Setiati Surasto, Salawati
US Monthly Indonesian Press Survey (1958): National Conference of Communist Women
US Monthly Indonesian Press Survey (1958) analysis of the First National Conference of Communist Women (Jakarta, 26-31 May 1958). Aidit's address presents the 'Communist woman' and calls for a wider Gerwani; Suharti Suwarto (Gerwani second deputy chair) and Sundari report on women's groups, only 100,000 women PKI members, and election work. Names Setiati Surasto, Kartinah, Umi Sardjono and Salawati.
Analisis Monthly Indonesian Press Survey AS (1958) atas Konferensi Nasional Pertama Wanita Komunis (Jakarta, 26-31 Mei 1958). Pidato Aidit menampilkan 'wanita Komunis' dan menyerukan Gerwani lebih luas; Suharti Suwarto (wakil ketua II Gerwani) dan Sundari melaporkan kelompok wanita, hanya 100.000 anggota perempuan PKI, dan kerja pemilu. Menyebut Setiati Surasto, Kartinah, Umi Sardjono, dan Salawati.
“Aidit: Gerwani 'must become a broader mass organization so that it will truly be the organization of the majority of Indonesian women'; PKI then had 'only 100,000 women party members' (pp. 1, 4).”
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