GA-03480 1981-10-14 relevance A public
Asker og Baerums Budstikke, 14 October 1981: Prisoners of Conscience Week, Sudjinah (18 years)
Asker og Baerums Budstikke, 14 Oct 1981: Prisoners of Conscience Week, Sudjinah (18 years)
Norwegian local newspaper (14 October 1981) reporting Amnesty groups' stand at Sandvika during 'Prisoners of Conscience Week'. The week's focus is three prisoners, including the Indonesian woman Sudjinah, sentenced to 18 years' imprisonment for 'subversive activity'. The rest of the page is church lists and adverts; OCR is rough.
Surat kabar lokal Norwegia (14 Oktober 1981) melaporkan stan kelompok Amnesty di Sandvika pada 'Pekan Tahanan Nurani'. Pekan itu menyoroti tiga tahanan, termasuk perempuan Indonesia Sudjinah yang dijatuhi 18 tahun penjara karena 'kegiatan subversif'. Sisa halaman berisi daftar gereja dan iklan; OCR kasar.
“... og den indonesiske kvinnen Sudjinah som er domt til 18 ars fengsel for undergravningsvirksomhet.”
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- Date
- 1981-10-14
- Creator
- Else Liv Owre
- Publication
- Asker og Baerums Budstikke
- Document type
- newspaper page (text companion of Asker og Baerums Budstikke (1981-10-14) - Amnesty prisoners of conscience week, Sudjinah (18 years) [nb.no 3e55f03c884f].jpg)
- Language
- Norwegian
- Perspective
- Western mainstream press
- Source role
- primary
- Country
- Norway
- Period
- 1980–1998
- Source archive
- nb.no (Norway) · source link
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- open access (Nasjonalbiblioteket nb.no, Norwegian IP/everywhere); personal research copy Open access source: file can be shown on the website.
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- 01 Primary Sources/1.5 Newspapers and Periodicals/Norwegian press (1965) - articles mentioning Gerwani (nb.no)/Asker og Baerums Budstikke (1981-10-14) - Amnesty prisoners of conscience week, Sudjinah (18 years) [nb.no 3e55f03c884f].txt
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- Fair · proof-reading: no (script-cleaned only) · translation: yes
- Collection
- 01 Primary Sources › 1.5 Newspapers and Periodicals › Norwegian press (1965) - articles mentioning Gerwani (nb.no)
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- full text read; relevant article translated
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- GA-03479 Asker og Baerums Budstikke (1981-10-14) - Amnesty prisoners of conscience week, Sudjinah (18 years) [nb.no 3e55f03c884f].jpg
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