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Marian Ramelson, 'British Woman in New China': laporan Konferensi Wanita Asia, Peking, 1949
Marian Ramelson, 'British Woman in New China': Report on the Asian Women's Conference, Peking, 1949
Pamphlet (1949, British WIDF Committee, Daily Worker-style 'Today' publication) in which Marian Ramelson reports on the WIDF-organised Conference of the Women of Asia in Peking (198 delegates, 23 countries). It relays delegates' speeches on child labour, polygamy, illiteracy and colonialism, and praises New China. Indonesia and Gerwani (then Gerwis) are not mentioned.
Pamflet (1949, Komite Inggris WIDF) tempat Marian Ramelson melaporkan Konferensi Wanita Asia di Peking yang diselenggarakan WIDF (198 delegasi, 23 negara). Memuat pidato delegasi tentang kerja anak, poligami, buta huruf dan kolonialisme, serta memuji Tiongkok Baru. Indonesia dan Gerwani (saat itu Gerwis) tidak disebut.
“p.6: 'There were 198 delegates from twenty-three countries' at the Conference of the Women of Asia, Peking.”
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- Date
- 1949
- Creator
- Marian Ramelson
- Document type
- organisational document (WIDF / international women's movement record)
- Language
- English
- Perspective
- Socialist-bloc/solidarity press
- Source role
- primary
- Country
- UK
- Period
- 1945–1949
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- Alexander Street - Women and Social Movements (WASI / Modern Empires WASG) via Columbia proxy · source link
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- 01 Primary Sources/1.11 WIDF and International Women's Movement Records/WIDF and WFTU publications (1949-1967) - pamphlets, letters and reports (Alexander Street WASI)/Marian Ramelson (1949) - British Woman in New China - Marian Ramelson's Report on the Asian Women's Conference, Peking, 1949 [WASI].pdf
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- Good (0.964) · proof-reading: no (script-cleaned only) · translation: not needed
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- 01 Primary Sources › 1.11 WIDF and International Women's Movement Records › WIDF and WFTU publications (1949-1967) - pamphlets, letters and reports (Alexander Street WASI)
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