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Indonesian Communism since the 1965 Coup
Indonesian Communism since the 1965 Coup (van der Kroef, 1970)
Article by Justus M. van der Kroef (Pacific Affairs, spring 1970) on the PKI underground and army counter-campaign after 1965, from the Blitar and Purwodadi operations to political prisoners and Moscow/Beijing exile factions. Gerwani appears once (p.50): arrests of former Communists 'including members of Gerwani (the PKI's former women's front)' in Jambi, March 1969. Also useful on prisoner categories A/B/C, Buru resettlement and 1969 detainee numbers.
Artikel Justus M. van der Kroef (Pacific Affairs, musim semi 1970) tentang PKI bawah tanah dan kampanye balasan Angkatan Darat setelah 1965, dari operasi Blitar dan Purwodadi hingga tahanan politik dan faksi eksil Moskow/Beijing. Gerwani muncul sekali (hlm. 50): penangkapan bekas anggota PKI 'termasuk anggota Gerwani (bekas front perempuan PKI)' di Jambi, Maret 1969. Berguna pula untuk kategori tahanan A/B/C, pemukiman Buru, dan jumlah tahanan 1969.
“p.50: in March 1969 'extensive arrests of former Communists, including members of Gerwani (the PKI's former women's front), in the Sarko regency of Djambi province, Sumatra.'”
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