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Soedjinah, Pimpinan Gerwani dan Pendukung Bung Karno (IndoPROGRESS, In Memoriam, 2007)

Soedjinah, Gerwani leader and supporter of Bung Karno (IndoPROGRESS, 2007)

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IndoPROGRESS in memoriam (11 Sep 2007) for Sudjinah (1929-2007), Gerwani leader, WIDF secretariat worker and political prisoner, based on a 2000 interview: court-official family, anti-Japanese courier work, and later life. Obituary profile.

In memoriam IndoPROGRESS (11 Sep 2007) untuk Sudjinah (1929-2007), pimpinan Gerwani, pekerja sekretariat WIDF dan tahanan politik, berdasar wawancara 2000: keluarga abdi dalem, kurir antiJepang dan kehidupan kemudian. Profil obituari.

People

SudjinahUmar SaidH.D. Haryo SasongkoSukarno

Organisations

Indonesian Women's Movement (Gerwani)Women's International Democratic FederationIndoProgress

Places

SurakartaBerlin

Topics

biographyGerwani organisationWIDF and international women's movementarrests and detentionPlantungan and women prisoners

Tags

obituary

Details

Date
2007
Creator
Harian IndoPROGRESS
Publication
Document type
web article (obituary / biographical profile (online magazine; reprint of a mailing-list text based on a 2000 interview))
Language
Indonesian
Perspective
Journalism/commentary (post-1998)
Source role
secondary
Country
Indonesia
Period
1999–present
Source archive
IndoPROGRESS · source link
Access
IndoPROGRESS, https://indoprogress.com/2007/09/soedjinah-pimpinan-gerwani-dan-pendukung-bung-karno/, dated 11 September 2007, retrieved 2026-10-13; open access. The text notes prior circulation on the Temu Eropa mailing list. Saved by Nath as a .txt web capture. Open access source: file can be shown on the website.
Citation (APA)
Harian IndoPROGRESS. (2007, September 11). Soedjinah, pimpinan Gerwani dan pendukung Bung Karno [Soedjinah, Gerwani leader and supporter of Bung Karno] [Obituary based on an interview by H. D. Haryo Sasongko, December 2000]. IndoPROGRESS. https://indoprogress.com/2007/09/soedjinah-pimpinan-gerwani-dan-pendukung-bung-karno/
File
02 Secondary Sources/2.5 Journalism, Web Essays and Reference/Harian IndoPROGRESS (2007) - Soedjinah, Pimpinan Gerwani dan Pendukung Bung Karno (IndoPROGRESS).txt
OCR / text
Good (0.958) · proof-reading: no (script-cleaned only) · translation: not needed
Collection
02 Secondary Sources › 2.5 Journalism, Web Essays and Reference
Summary basis
condensed from full annotation

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