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Garajszki report on Hungarian-Korean solidarity meeting and DPRK views of the PKI, 14 November 1967
Garajszki Report on Hungarian-Korean Solidarity Meeting and DPRK Views of the PKI, 14 Nov 1967
Hungarian Foreign Ministry information report by Istvan Garajszki, 14 Nov 1967, on Hungarian-Korean solidarity meetings (Wilson Center Digital Archive; trans. Balazs Szalontai). A North Korean embassy secretary, Choe Guk-hyeon, says the PKI erred by exposing all its leaders and members and by relying on Sukarno after the uprising began, and criticises Sukarno's haughtiness; he also makes racist remarks about Africans. Gerwani not mentioned.
Laporan informasi Kementerian Luar Negeri Hungaria oleh Istvan Garajszki, 14 Nov 1967, tentang pertemuan solidaritas Hungaria-Korea (Wilson Center Digital Archive; terj. Balazs Szalontai). Sekretaris kedua kedubes Korea Utara, Choe Guk-hyeon, menyatakan PKI keliru karena membuka identitas semua pemimpin dan anggotanya serta mengandalkan Sukarno setelah pemberontakan dimulai, dan mengkritik kesombongan Sukarno; ia juga membuat komentar rasis tentang orang Afrika. Gerwani tidak disebut.
“The Indonesian Communist Party used wrong tactics by making all its leaders and members known [i.e., not maintaining an underground organization].”
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