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SOBSI, Partindo dan Gerwani bantah Kerajaan Singapura (Indonesian left-wing parties protest)
SOBSI, Partindo and Gerwani protest to Singapore government (Berita Harian, 1963)
Berita Harian, 6 February 1963, p. 3: SOBSI, Partindo and Gerwani send a protest to the Singapore government over the previous week's arrests of left-wing figures (Operation Coldstore); SOBSI blames the British and Tunku Abdul Rahman. The clipping is damaged and ends abruptly; Gerwani is only one of three protesting bodies.
Berita Harian, 6 Februari 1963, hlm. 3: SOBSI, Partindo, dan Gerwani mengirim protes kepada pemerintah Singapura atas penangkapan tokoh-tokoh sayap kiri pekan sebelumnya (Operasi Coldstore); SOBSI menuduh Inggris dan Tunku Abdul Rahman. Kliping rusak dan terpotong; Gerwani hanya satu dari tiga pihak yang memprotes.
“p.3: 'SOBSI, Partindo... [and Gerwani] have [sent a protest to the] Singapore [Government] for arresting left-wing political figures' (English translation, damaged clipping).”
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- 1963-02-06
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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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- Western mainstream press
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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 (1963-02-06) - p. 3, SOBSI, Partindo dan Gerwani bantah Kerajaan Singapura [NewspaperSG beritaharian19630206-1.2.47].png
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- Fair (0.81) · 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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- GA-02013 Berita Harian (1963-02-06) - p. 3, SOBSI, Partindo dan Gerwani bantah Kerajaan Singapura [NewspaperSG beritaharian19630206-1.2.47].txt
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