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Pyongyang on SPA Delegation Welcome Rally (FBIS, 21 Apr 1964)
FBIS-monitored KCNA report (21 Apr 1964) on the Jakarta welcome rally for the Korean Supreme People's Assembly delegation: speeches by Sudibjo, Arudji Kartawinata and Choe Won-taek on anti-imperialist solidarity, the Malaysia confrontation and new ambassador-level ties. On p.3 Mudiktio (Mudigdio), MP and deputy chair of the Indonesian women's movement (Gerwani), invited delegate Kim Ok-sun to speak; Kim urged women of both countries to join hands against imperialism.
Laporan KCNA yang dipantau FBIS (21 Apr 1964) tentang rapat sambutan di Jakarta untuk delegasi Majelis Rakyat Tertinggi Korea: pidato Sudibjo, Arudji Kartawinata, dan Choe Won-taek tentang solidaritas antiimperialis, konfrontasi Malaysia, dan hubungan tingkat duta besar baru. Pada hlm. 3 Mudiktio (Mudigdio), anggota DPR dan wakil ketua gerakan perempuan Indonesia (Gerwani), mempersilakan delegasi Kim Ok-sun berbicara; Kim menyerukan perempuan kedua negara bergandengan melawan imperialisme.
“p.3: 'Mudiktio, a member of the Gotong Rojong Parliament and deputy chairman of the Indonesian women's movement, asked Kim Ok-sun... to make a speech.'”
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