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Perkembangan2 di-Indonesia (editorial)
Developments in Indonesia (editorial, Berita Harian, 1965)
Berita Harian editorial, 16 October 1965, p. 4, assessing the aftermath of the 30 September Movement: Untung's arrest crushes the armed army opposition, but 'opposition from cadres of Pemuda Rakyat and Gerwani as well as SOBSI' continues, probably as guerrilla action; speculates on a Sukarno-Nasution compromise over the PKI and the effect on Konfrontasi. Gerwani is mentioned only once.
Tajuk rencana Berita Harian, 16 Oktober 1965, hlm. 4, menilai situasi pasca Gerakan 30 September: penangkapan Untung memadamkan perlawanan bersenjata militer, tetapi 'perlawanan kader Pemuda Rakyat dan Gerwani serta SOBSI' berlanjut, kemungkinan secara gerilya; menduga kompromi Sukarno-Nasution soal PKI dan dampaknya pada Konfrontasi. Gerwani hanya disebut sekali.
“p.1: 'opposition from cadres of Pemuda Rakyat and Gerwani as well as SOBSI is still going on... surely guerrilla in form' (English translation).”
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