GA-02640 1965-03-05 relevance C public
Cable on Pak Seong-cheol's discussion with Ambassador Jiao Ruoyu on Indonesia and Vietnam, 14 December 1965
Cable on Pak Seong-cheol's Discussion with Ambassador Jiao Ruoyu on Indonesia and Vietnam, 14 Dec 1965
Cable from the Chinese Embassy in North Korea, 14 Dec 1965, reporting a banquet conversation between DPRK Foreign Minister Pak Seong-cheol and Ambassador Jiao Ruoyu (Wilson Center Digital Archive; trans. Charles Kraus). Pak calls Sukarno still a leftist advocating Nasakom with high prestige, and warns that guerrilla war could fragment Indonesia; also covers the Korea-Japan treaty and Vietnam. Gerwani not mentioned.
Telegram Kedubes Tiongkok di Korea Utara, 14 Des 1965, tentang percakapan jamuan antara Menlu Korea Utara Pak Seong-cheol dan Dubes Jiao Ruoyu (Wilson Center Digital Archive; terj. Charles Kraus). Pak menyebut Sukarno masih berhaluan kiri, menganjurkan Nasakom dan berwibawa, serta memperingatkan perang gerilya dapat memecah Indonesia; juga membahas perjanjian Korea-Jepang dan Vietnam. Gerwani tidak disebut.
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- 01 Primary Sources/1.6 US, British and Dutch Government Records/Wilson Center Digital Archive (1955-1967) - Chinese, Soviet, DPRK and Albanian documents on Indonesia (Wilson Center, UMD)/PRC Embassy DPRK (1965-12-14) - Pak Seong-cheol and Jiao Ruoyu on Indonesia and Vietnam [Wilson-UMD DA].txt
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