GA-03461 1976-10-20 relevance B licensed / copyrighted
Kommunistin verurteilt (Siti Sundari Abdul Rahman), Neues Deutschland, 20 Oktober 1976, p. 7
'Sentenced': life imprisonment for Siti Sundari Abdul Rahman (East German press, 20 Oct 1976)
Foreign-news page of the SED daily Neues Deutschland. A brief ('Kommunistin verurteilt') reports that an Indonesian military court sentenced Siti Sundari Abdul Rahman, a Communist Party leader and former member of parliament, to life imprisonment. The sweep names her as Sundari Abdulrachman; her Gerwani link is not stated in the text and the OCR of the brief is garbled.
Halaman berita luar negeri harian SED Neues Deutschland. Sebuah berita pendek ('Kommunistin verurteilt') melaporkan bahwa pengadilan militer Indonesia menghukum Siti Sundari Abdul Rahman, pemimpin Partai Komunis dan mantan anggota parlemen, dengan penjara seumur hidup. Penyisiran menyebutnya Sundari Abdulrachman; kaitan dengan Gerwani tidak dinyatakan dan OCR berita itu rusak.
“Zu lebenslanger Kerkerhaft hat ein indonesisches Militärgericht Frau Siti Sundari Abdul [Rahman] … verurteilt. (p. 7, OCR garbled)”
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- 1976-10-20
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- ADN/ND
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- Neues Deutschland, p. 7
- Document type
- newspaper article (text companion of Neues Deutschland (1976-10-20) - p. 7, Indonesian military court sentences Siti Sundari Abdul Rahman to life impr [ZEFYS SNP2532889X-19761020-0-7].pdf)
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- German
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- Socialist-bloc/solidarity press
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- primary
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- East Germany
- Period
- 1967–1979
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- ZEFYS DDR-Presse (Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin) · source link
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- copyrighted newspaper (ZEFYS DDR-Presse login); personal research copy Library-licensed or subscription copy: show metadata and summary only; link to the source.
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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)/Neues Deutschland (1976-10-20) - p. 7, Indonesian military court sentences Siti Sundari Abdul Rahman to life impr [ZEFYS SNP2532889X-19761020-0-7].txt
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- Fair · proof-reading: no (script-cleaned only) · translation: yes
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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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- full page text read; only one brief concerns Indonesia
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- GA-03460 Neues Deutschland (1976-10-20) - p. 7, Indonesian military court sentences Siti Sundari Abdul Rahman to life impr [ZEFYS SNP2532889X-19761020-0-7].pdf
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