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Feminismus als Klassenfrage, Teil II (Ita Fatia Nadia, südostasien 2020)
Feminism as a Class Question, Part II (Ita Fatia Nadia, 2020)
Part II of Nadia's essay (südostasien 3/2020): how the army and paramilitaries used sexualised violence to destroy Gerwani after Oct 1965, the Lubang Buaya slander and film, 1966 tattoo 'searches', and New Order redefinition of women's roles. In German.
Bagian II esai Nadia (südostasien 3/2020): bagaimana tentara dan paramiliter memakai kekerasan seksual untuk menghancurkan Gerwani setelah Okt 1965, fitnah dan film Lubang Buaya, 'penggeledahan' tato 1966, dan redefinisi peran perempuan Orde Baru. Dalam bahasa Jerman.
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- Date
- 2020
- Creator
- Nadia
- Document type
- journal article (magazine article / historical essay (online, part 2 of 2; translated))
- Language
- German; English
- Perspective
- Scholarship
- Source role
- secondary
- Country
- Germany
- Period
- 1999–present
- Source archive
- heiUP / suedostasien (Heidelberg) · source link
- Access
- Downloaded 2026-10-15 via Nath's Chrome (see 'Download Log 2026-10-15.csv'; the entry could not be checked in the cloud copy of the October log). Open access: südostasien online (suedostasien.net), text under CC BY 4.0 as stated in the file; photographs © Fatia Nadia and © Anett Keller (all rights reserved). Freely viewable at source but reuse terms apply or are unrecorded: link to the source; host the file only after checking rights.
- Citation (APA)
- Nadia, I. F. (2020). Feminismus als Klassenfrage (Teil II) [Feminism as a class question (Part II)] (O. Pye, Trans.). südostasien, 3/2020. https://www.suedostasien.net
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- 02 Secondary Sources/2.1 Gerwani and Indonesian Women's Movements/Nadia (2020) - Feminismus als Klassenfrage (Teil II) (suedostasien 2020-3).pdf
- OCR / text
- Poor (0.68) · proof-reading: whole text (Claude, Oct 2026) · translation: yes
- Collection
- 02 Secondary Sources › 2.1 Gerwani and Indonesian Women's Movements
- Summary basis
- condensed from full annotation
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