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Toronto Daily Star, 20 December 1966, p. 17: Indonesian Red's wife (arrest of Mrs Aidit)
Toronto Daily Star, 20 Dec 1966: Indonesian Red's wife (arrest of Mrs Aidit)
Page 17 of the Toronto Daily Star (20 Dec 1966), a general world-news page. A short wire item headed 'Indonesian Red's wife' reports, citing the army paper Berita Yudha, the arrest of Mrs Aidit, a doctor and chairman of the Communist women's organization, accused of propaganda after the coup. The OCR is badly garbled; the arrest is taken from the file name.
Halaman 17 Toronto Daily Star (20 Desember 1966), halaman berita dunia. Berita pendek 'Indonesian Red's wife' mengutip harian militer Berita Yudha tentang penangkapan Nyonya Aidit, seorang dokter dan ketua organisasi wanita komunis, yang dituduh berpropaganda setelah kudeta. OCR sangat kacau; penangkapan diambil dari nama berkas.
“Mrs. Aidit, a doctor, was chairman of the Communist women's organization. (p. 17)”
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- 01 Primary Sources/1.5 Newspapers and Periodicals/International press (1949-2000) - newspaper and magazine articles on Gerwani (ProQuest, Gale)/Toronto Daily Star (1966-12-20) - p. 17, page with report on arrest of Mrs Aidit [ProQuest 1434442589].pdf
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- Poor · proof-reading: no (script-cleaned only) · translation: not needed
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- 01 Primary Sources › 1.5 Newspapers and Periodicals › International press (1949-2000) - newspaper and magazine articles on Gerwani (ProQuest, Gale)
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- full text read (page OCR 13,495 chars, garbled; only the Aidit fragment relevant); identification as Sutanti Aidit from file/folder context, not stated in the fragment
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