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Neue Zeit, 28 May 1953, S. 2: Auf der Reise zum Frauen-Weltkongreß
Neue Zeit, 28 May 1953, p. 2: On the journey to the World Congress of Women
Neue Zeit, 28 May 1953, p. 2: short ADN dispatch from Copenhagen, "Auf der Reise zum Frauen-Weltkongreß", reporting that women's delegations from China, Mongolia, Vietnam, Iceland, Canada, Brazil, Mexico, Belgium, Australia, Indonesia and Costa Rica have set out for the World Congress of Women opening on 6 June. Indonesia is one name in the list; no Gerwani or individuals are named. Framing: international women's peace movement.
Neue Zeit, 28 Mei 1953, hlm. 2: berita pendek ADN dari Kopenhagen, "Auf der Reise zum Frauen-Weltkongreß", yang melaporkan bahwa delegasi perempuan dari Tiongkok, Mongolia, Vietnam, Islandia, Kanada, Brasil, Meksiko, Belgia, Australia, Indonesia, dan Kosta Rika telah berangkat menuju Kongres Perempuan Sedunia yang dibuka 6 Juni. Indonesia hanya satu nama dalam daftar; Gerwani dan tokoh perorangan tidak disebut. Bingkai: gerakan perempuan internasional untuk perdamaian.
“Frauendelegationen aus [...] Australien, Indonesien und Costa Rica haben bereits die Reise zum Weltkongreß der Frauen angetreten, der am 6. Juni in Kopenhagen beginnt.”
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- Auf der Reise zum Frauen-Weltkongreß. (1953, May 28). Neue Zeit, p. 2. Retrieved from ZEFYS DDR-Presse, Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin.
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- 01 Primary Sources/1.5 Newspapers and Periodicals/East German press (1948-1993) - Neues Deutschland, Berliner Zeitung and Neue Zeit on Gerwani and Indonesian women (ZEFYS DDR-Presse)/Neue Zeit (1953-05-28) - p. 2, Auf der Reise zum Frauen-Weltkongreß [ZEFYS DDR-Presse].pdf
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- 01 Primary Sources › 1.5 Newspapers and Periodicals › East German press (1948-1993) - Neues Deutschland, Berliner Zeitung and Neue Zeit on Gerwani and Indonesian women (ZEFYS DDR-Presse)
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