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Renmin Ribao, 14 Dec 1962, p. 4: Aidit supports the Brunei armed uprising; AAPSO secretariat backs Brunei
Renmin Ribao, 14 Dec 1962: Aidit supports the Brunei uprising; Indonesian organisations' statements
People's Daily page 4, 14 December 1962 (excerpt only), on Indonesian support for the Brunei rebellion. The excerpt lists organisations issuing statements of support: PNI, Murba, SOBSI, BTI, the Indonesian Women's Movement Association (Gerwani), Pemuda Rakyat and others. Shows Gerwani aligned with the PKI-led anti-British campaign preceding Konfrontasi.
Renmin Ribao halaman 4, 14 Desember 1962 (hanya cuplikan), tentang dukungan Indonesia kepada pemberontakan Brunei. Cuplikan mendaftar organisasi yang mengeluarkan pernyataan dukungan: PNI, Murba, SOBSI, BTI, Gerakan Wanita Indonesia (Gerwani), Pemuda Rakyat, dan lainnya. Menunjukkan Gerwani sejalan dengan kampanye anti-Inggris pimpinan PKI menjelang Konfrontasi.
“印度尼西亚民族党、平民党、全印度尼西亚中央职工会、印度尼西亚农民阵线、印度尼西亚妇女运动协会、人民青年团以及其他群众团体，都分别发表声明，表示支持文莱的武装起义。(p. 4)”
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- newspaper article (text companion of Renmin Ribao (1962-12-14) - p. 4, 艾地声明支持文莱武装起义 亚非人民团结组织书记处支持文莱争取民族独立 英国公众和舆论谴责英国政府派兵镇压文莱起义 [RMRB 19621214 p4].jpg)
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- 01 Primary Sources/1.5 Newspapers and Periodicals/Renmin Ribao (1950-1966) - articles on Gerwani and Indonesian women (People's Daily database)/Renmin Ribao (1962-12-14) - p. 4, 艾地声明支持文莱武装起义 亚非人民团结组织书记处支持文莱争取民族独立 英国公众和舆论谴责英国政府派兵镇压文莱起义 [RMRB 19621214 p4].txt
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- GA-03497 Renmin Ribao (1962-12-14) - p. 4, 艾地声明支持文莱武装起义 亚非人民团结组织书记处支持文莱争取民族独立 英国公众和舆论谴责英国政府派兵镇压文莱起义 [RMRB 19621214 p4].jpg
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