GA-02902 2016 relevance B public
Das Stigma der wilden Weiber in Indonesien (Anett Keller, 2016)
The stigma of the 'wild women' in Indonesia (Anett Keller, 2016)
Anett Keller's German briefing (March 2016, Stiftung Asienhaus) on the neglected gender dimension of 1965: Lubang Buaya slander, the film and monument, tattoo hunts, sexual torture, forced marriages of widows, Plantungan and 'State Ibuism'. Written after the IPT 1965.
Kajian ringkas bahasa Jerman Anett Keller (Maret 2016, Stiftung Asienhaus) tentang dimensi gender 1965 yang terabaikan: fitnah Lubang Buaya, film dan monumen, perburuan tato, penyiksaan seksual, kawin paksa janda, Plantungan dan 'ibuisme negara'. Ditulis setelah IPT 1965.
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- Date
- 2016
- Creator
- Keller
- Document type
- journal article (short NGO briefing / journalistic essay (Blickwechsel series of the Stiftung Asienhaus, Cologne), with endnotes and two illustrations)
- Language
- German
- Perspective
- Scholarship
- Source role
- secondary
- Country
- Germany
- Period
- 1999–present
- Source archive
- Asienhaus (other version linked from FID4SA) · source link
- Access
- Stiftung Asienhaus (Cologne), Blickwechsel series, March 2016; freely available PDF from asienhaus.de (open access NGO publication). Retrieved 2026-10-13. Open access source: file can be shown on the website.
- Citation (APA)
- Keller, A. (2016, March). Das Stigma der »wilden Weiber« in Indonesien [The stigma of the 'wild women' in Indonesia]. Blickwechsel. Stiftung Asienhaus.
- File
- 02 Secondary Sources/2.2 1965 Violence, Sexual Slander, Memory and Historiography/Keller (2016) - Das Stigma der wilden Weiber in Indonesien.pdf
- OCR / text
- Poor (0.716) · proof-reading: whole text (Claude, Oct 2026) · translation: yes
- Collection
- 02 Secondary Sources › 2.2 1965 Violence, Sexual Slander, Memory and Historiography
- Summary basis
- condensed from full annotation
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