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Communist campaign in Indonesia (OIR report, July 1956)
Communist Campaign in Indonesia (OIR report, July 1956)
State Department intelligence report (17 July 1956) on the Soviet and Chinese communist campaign in Indonesia after the 1956 visits, with a chronology of Indonesia-China exchanges. Gerwani features only in the chronology: a May 1956 Gerwani protest against US H-bomb tests, plus Indonesian delegations to the WIDF meeting in Beijing and a women's delegation in Moscow.
Laporan intelijen Departemen Luar Negeri AS (17 Juli 1956) tentang kampanye komunis Soviet dan Tiongkok di Indonesia seusai kunjungan 1956, dengan kronologi hubungan Indonesia-Tiongkok. Gerwani hanya muncul dalam kronologi: protes Gerwani Mei 1956 terhadap uji bom-H AS, serta delegasi Indonesia ke pertemuan WIDF di Beijing dan delegasi perempuan di Moskow.
“p.17: 'May 13: ANTARA reports a protest by the Gerwani organization of Indonesian women against the continuation of US H-bomb tests in the Pacific.' (p.16 also: Indonesian delegation to the WIDF meeting in Peiping.)”
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