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Challenges of Political Rehabilitation: The Case of Gerwani (McGregor and Hearman, 2007)
Challenges of Political Rehabilitation: the case of Gerwani (McGregor and Hearman, 2007)
McGregor and Hearman's 2007 article reading Sulami's and Sudjinah's memoirs as political rehabilitation: both arrested 1967, tried 1975 for subversion; they distance Gerwani from the PKI and answer the sexual slander. Second copy of the paper (South East Asia Research).
Artikel McGregor dan Hearman 2007 yang membaca memoar Sulami dan Sudjinah sebagai rehabilitasi politik: keduanya ditangkap 1967, diadili 1975 atas subversi; mereka menjauhkan Gerwani dari PKI dan menjawab fitnah seksual. Salinan kedua makalah (South East Asia Research).
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- McGregor, K. E., & Hearman, V. (2007). Challenges of political rehabilitation in post-New Order Indonesia: The case of Gerwani (the Indonesian Women's Movement). South East Asia Research, 15(3), 355–384. https://www.jstor.org/stable/23750261
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