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Gerwani Message to UN Secretary General Protesting American Intervention (FBIS, 6 May 1958)
FBIS, 6 May 1958: Gerwani message to the UN Secretary General protesting American intervention
FBIS Daily Report (6 May 1958), HathiTrust scan p.430: Xinhua report that Indonesian mass organisations endorsed Premier Djuanda's denunciation of US intervention (PRRI crisis). Gerwani sent a message to the UN Secretary-General strongly protesting American intervention and urging the UN to warn the US and expel the Chiang Kai-shek representative; the Peasants' Front (3.5 million claimed), Sarburis and the Peace Committee issued similar protests.
FBIS Daily Report (6 Mei 1958), pindaian HathiTrust hlm. 430: laporan Xinhua bahwa organisasi massa Indonesia mendukung kecaman PM Djuanda atas intervensi AS (krisis PRRI). Gerwani mengirim pesan ke Sekjen PBB memprotes keras intervensi Amerika dan mendesak PBB memperingatkan AS serta mengusir 'wakil' Chiang Kai-shek; Barisan Tani (3,5 juta anggota diklaim), Sarburis, dan Komite Perdamaian mengeluarkan protes serupa.
“'the Indonesian Women's Movement--Gerwani--strongly protested against American intervention in Indonesia and urged the United Nations to warn the U.S. Government and expel the Chiang Kai-shek representative.'”
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