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Indonesia, Internal political situation: Attempted coup against Sukarno [13] (FO 371/180322, 28 October-5 November 1965)
FO 371/180322: Attempted Coup against Sukarno [13] (28 Oct-5 Nov 1965)
UK Foreign Office file FO 371/180322 (28 Oct-5 Nov 1965): Djakarta telegrams quoting Antara on the post-coup purge, Sukarno versus the generals, Medan and Central Java. Gerwani items: tel. 2418 (2 Nov, p. 52) reports a Kowani/women's congress move to expel Gerwani members; tel. 2421 (p. 57) quotes Suharto naming 'Pemuda Rakjat and Gerwani the petty actors' of the coup, with the PKI as 'Director'; p. 35 records a Pemuda Rakyat arrest near Lubang Buaya.
Berkas Kantor Luar Negeri Inggris FO 371/180322 (28 Okt-5 Nov 1965): telegram Djakarta yang mengutip Antara tentang pembersihan pasca-kudeta, Sukarno melawan para jenderal, Medan dan Jawa Tengah. Butir Gerwani: tel. 2418 (2 Nov, hlm. 52) soal langkah kongres wanita/Kowani mengeluarkan Gerwani; tel. 2421 (hlm. 57) mengutip Suharto yang menyebut 'Pemuda Rakjat dan Gerwani pelaku kecil' dengan PKI sebagai 'Sutradara'; hlm. 35 penangkapan Pemuda Rakyat dekat Lubang Buaya.
“Suharto, via Antara 2 Nov 1965 (p. 57): 'Untung and his associates were the main actors, Pemuda Rakjat and Gerwani the petty actors... the P.K.I. as being its Director or Stage Manager.'”
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