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Tonggak-tonggak Gerakan Perempuan Indonesia (Historia, 2020)
Milestones of the Indonesian women's movement (Historia, 2020)
Historia report (22 Dec 2020) on an online dialogue with Ita Fatia Nadia and Tunggal Pawestri sketching milestones of the Indonesian women's movement from Kartini and early organisations through the 1928 congress. Short popular summary.
Laporan Historia (22 Des 2020) tentang dialog daring dengan Ita Fatia Nadia dan Tunggal Pawestri yang menguraikan tonggak gerakan perempuan Indonesia dari Kartini dan organisasi awal hingga kongres 1928. Ringkasan populer singkat.
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- Date
- 2020
- Creator
- Setiawan
- Document type
- web article (popular history magazine article (report of an online public history dialogue))
- Language
- Indonesian
- Perspective
- Journalism/commentary (post-1998)
- Source role
- secondary
- Country
- Indonesia
- Period
- 1999–present
- Source archive
- Historia.id · source link
- Access
- Historia.id, https://www.historia.id/article/tonggak-tonggak-gerakan-perempuan-indonesia-voglg; open access (no paywall at capture); saved as plain text, retrieved 2026-10-13. Byline and date to be confirmed on the live page. Open access source: file can be shown on the website.
- Citation (APA)
- Setiawan [given name not shown in captured text]. (2020). Tonggak-tonggak gerakan perempuan Indonesia [Milestones of the Indonesian women's movement]. Historia. https://www.historia.id/article/tonggak-tonggak-gerakan-perempuan-indonesia-voglg [Author attributed from file name; exact publication date not shown, on or after 22 December 2020.]
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- 02 Secondary Sources/2.5 Journalism, Web Essays and Reference/Setiawan (2020) - Tonggak-tonggak Gerakan Perempuan Indonesia (Historia).txt
- OCR / text
- Good (0.94) · 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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