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Foreign Representatives (FBIS, 24 Jan 1953)

FBIS, 24 January 1953: Foreign representatives (Indonesian delegates arrive in Peking)

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FBIS-monitored Xinhua excerpt (24 Jan 1953): four Indonesian delegates to the Vienna Peace Congress (K. Werdojo, S.A.M. Mudigdio and Sunardi, MPs, and Sukrisno, assistant editor-in-chief of ANTARA) arrived in Peking by air the previous day at the invitation of the China Peace Committee, with a Burmese delegate. Records Mudigdio's China visit.

Kutipan Xinhua yang dipantau FBIS (24 Jan 1953): empat delegasi Indonesia ke Kongres Perdamaian Wina (K. Werdojo, S.A.M. Mudigdio, Sunardi, ketiganya anggota parlemen, dan Sukrisno, asisten pemimpin redaksi ANTARA) tiba di Peking dengan pesawat sehari sebelumnya atas undangan Komite Perdamaian Tiongkok, bersama seorang delegasi Burma. Mencatat kunjungan Mudigdio ke Tiongkok.

“'The four Indonesians are K. Werdojo, S.A.M. Mudigdio and Sunardi, members of Parliament, and Sukrisno, assistant editor-in-chief of ANTARA.'”

People

MudigdioK. WerdojoSunardiSukrisnoKo Tin Tin

Organisations

Chinese People's Committee for World PeaceAntara News AgencyIndonesian parliament (DPR)

Places

BeijingViennaIndonesiaMyanmar

Topics

peace and anti-imperialismChinacongresses and meetingsbiography

Tags

conference abroaddelegation abroadradio broadcast monitoring

Details

Date
1953-01-24
Creator
FBIS Daily Report
Publication
Document type
government record (government / intelligence / diplomatic record)
Language
English
Perspective
Intelligence/diplomatic record
Source role
primary
Country
USA
Period
1950–1954
Source archive
Readex: FBIS Daily Reports 1941-1996 (Columbia) | (Readex id 8D0F6240) · source link
Access
library-licensed (Columbia University Libraries); personal research copy Library-licensed or subscription copy: show metadata and summary only; link to the source.
File
01 Primary Sources/1.6 US, British and Dutch Government Records/FBIS Daily Reports (1949-1996) - items on Gerwani and members (Readex, HathiTrust)/FBIS Daily Report (1953-01-24) - Foreign Representatives, Peking, NCNA [Readex FBIS 8D0F6240].pdf
OCR / text
Poor (0.608) · proof-reading: whole text (Claude, Oct 2026) · translation: not needed
Collection
01 Primary Sources › 1.6 US, British and Dutch Government Records › FBIS Daily Reports (1949-1996) - items on Gerwani and members (Readex, HathiTrust)
Summary basis
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