GA-02663 1966 relevance B public
Perkara Njono (Mahmillub I), 1966
Case of Njono (Mahmillub I), 1966
Army-published official record of the first Mahmillub trial, of PKI Politburo member Njono (1966), with decrees, indictment and proceedings; printed in 21,000 copies. Primary source on the legal framing of the 30 September Movement.
Terbitan resmi Angkatan Darat tentang sidang Mahmillub pertama, terdakwa anggota Politbiro PKI Njono (1966), memuat keputusan, dakwaan dan jalannya sidang; dicetak 21.000 eksemplar. Sumber primer pembingkaian hukum G30S.
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- Date
- 1966
- Creator
- Mahmillub
- Document type
- trial record (official published trial record (New Order army legal-education publication): decrees, indictment, verbatim session minutes, witness testimony, prosecutor's requisitoir, defence and defendant's pleas, replik/duplik, verdict and fiat executie, with press photographs)
- Language
- Indonesian (old spelling)
- Perspective
- Indonesian army/New Order voice
- Source role
- primary
- Country
- Indonesia
- Period
- 1965–1966
- Source archive
- archive.org · source link
- Access
- Scanned PDF (185 pp., 61 MB) in Nath's Gerwani folder, 01 Primary Sources/1.7 New Order Trials, Propaganda and Museum Materials; the scan's provenance (library, archive or online platform) is not recorded in the file [to be added]. The 1966 army publication is a public document; text read from the OCR slice and page images, retrieved 2026-10-13. Open access source: file can be shown on the website.
- Citation (APA)
- Pusat Pendidikan Kehakiman Angkatan Darat. (1966). “Gerakan 30 September” dihadapan Mahmillub: (Perkara Njono) [The “30 September Movement” before the Extraordinary Military Court: (The Njono case)] [Trial record: indictment, session transcripts, requisitoir, pleas and verdict, Djakarta, 14 to 21 February 1966]. Pusat Pendidikan Kehakiman A.D. (AHM–PTHM); distributed by P.T. Pembimbing Masa.
- File
- 01 Primary Sources/1.7 New Order Trials, Propaganda and Museum Materials/Mahmillub (1966) - Perkara Njono (Mahmillub I).pdf
- OCR / text
- Good (0.919) · proof-reading: no (script-cleaned only) · translation: not needed
- Collection
- 01 Primary Sources › 1.7 New Order Trials, Propaganda and Museum Materials
- Summary basis
- condensed from full annotation
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