GA-03333 1965-07-26 relevance A check rights
PKI tuntut halau Duta (Gerwani demand against US ambassador Green)
PKI demands expulsion of US ambassador (Gerwani demand, Berita Harian, 1965)
Berita Harian, 26 July 1965, p. 3: the PKI renews its demand that Sukarno cancel acceptance of new US ambassador Marshall Green; the demand, issued through its women's organisation Gerwani, also asks Sukarno to break diplomatic relations with the United States. Clipping breaks off. Evidence of Gerwani's anti-American campaigning in 1965.
Berita Harian, 26 Juli 1965, hlm. 3: PKI memperbarui tuntutan agar Sukarno membatalkan penerimaan duta besar AS yang baru, Marshall Green; tuntutan itu, disampaikan lewat organisasi wanitanya Gerwani, juga meminta Sukarno memutus hubungan diplomatik dengan Amerika Serikat. Kliping terpotong. Bukti kampanye anti-Amerika Gerwani pada 1965.
“p.3: 'Their demand, issued through its women's organisation GERWANI, also appealed to President [Sukarno] to break off diplomatic relations with [the US]' (English translation).”
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- 1965-07-26
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- Berita Harian
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- Berita Harian
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- newspaper article (newspaper page image / clipping (NewspaperSG, saved by Nath Oct 18-19 2026))
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- Malay
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- Western mainstream press
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- Singapore
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- 1960–1965
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- 01 Primary Sources/1.5 Newspapers and Periodicals/Singapore and Malayan press (1949-2015) - articles on Gerwani (NewspaperSG)/Berita Harian (1965-07-26) - p. 3, PKI tuntut halau Duta (Gerwani demand against US ambassador Green) [NewspaperSG].png
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- Fair (0.827) · proof-reading: whole text (Claude, Oct 2026) · translation: yes
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- 01 Primary Sources › 1.5 Newspapers and Periodicals › Singapore and Malayan press (1949-2015) - articles on Gerwani (NewspaperSG)
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