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United States Indicted for Germ War (FBIS, 11 Oct 1952): Asian and Pacific Peace Conference, Peking
FBIS, 11 October 1952: United States indicted for germ war (Asian and Pacific Peace Conference, Peking)
FBIS-monitored Xinhua report (11 Oct 1952) on a session of the Asian and Pacific Peace Conference in Peking: Dr Chen Wen-kuei's indictment of US bacteriological warfare, then speeches by delegates from India, New Zealand, Korea, Japan, Pakistan, Chile, Vietnam. Umi Sardjono, a woman delegate from Indonesia, said Indonesian people, women and children suffer from US imperialist policy and looked to New China for hope. Gerwani-relevant for her Peking appearance.
Laporan Xinhua yang dipantau FBIS (11 Okt 1952) tentang sidang Konferensi Perdamaian Asia dan Pasifik di Peking: dakwaan Dr Chen Wen-kuei atas perang kuman AS, lalu pidato delegasi India, Selandia Baru, Korea, Jepang, Pakistan, Chili, Vietnam. Umi Sardjono, delegasi perempuan Indonesia, menyatakan rakyat, perempuan, dan anak Indonesia menderita akibat kebijakan imperialis AS dan menaruh harapan pada Tiongkok Baru. Relevan karena kehadiran Umi di Peking.
“p.7-8: 'Umi Sardjono, a woman delegate from Indonesia, declared that the life of the Indonesian people, and the women and children in particular, was suffering from the aggressive policy of U.S. imperialism.'”
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