Indonesia-GDR Friendship League formed, Mrs Suwarti Suradi second chairman (Monthly Indonesian Press Survey, June 1959)

Title: Monthly Indonesian Press Survey (1959-06) - Indonesia-GDR Friendship League formed, Mrs Suwarti Suradi second chairman [HathiTrust coo.31924079086512 seq 414] Source: HathiTrust Digital Library (full view), page OCR text via text-only view Volume: https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=coo.31924079086512 Date retrieved: 2026-10-19 Note: page-image download returned 403 (HathiTrust image downloads blocked); OCR text only. Monthly Indonesian press survey, no.45-58 1959-1960. | HathiTrust Digital Library View this item in the Book Viewer Use of this online version is subject to all U.S. copyright laws. Please do not save or redistribute this file. For questions or comments, contact HathiTrust.org at [email protected] You have one page at a time access to this item. Authenticated members of HathiTrust institutions who have a print disability may have full-text access to this item. Login to determine if you have access and see all volumes that are available when searching. For more information, see HathiTrust Accessibility. Page at a time access to this item is also available via our fully-styled HathiTrust interface. Full Bibliographic Information Title Monthly Indonesian press survey, no.45-58 1959-1960. Published [Washington,External Research Division, Bureau of Intelligence and Research. Description 58 nos.27-32 cm. Rights Public Domain, Google-digitized. Permanent URL https://hdl.handle.net/2027/coo.31924079086512 Page #414 Ekonomi Dan Masjarakat (Economy and Society) This periodical is published by the Economic Department of the Central Committee of the PKI. The preface to the first issue says: "Ekonomi Dan Masjarakat is published at a time when men are trying to find a way out of the economic and social difficulties which have resulted from the economic crises in imperialist nations. This magazine desires to answer the questions raised by the economic and social problems of the Indonesian people and to indicate a way out of the present economic and financial difficulties. For Communists, and the people of Indonesia generally, Ekonomi Dan Masjarakat brings valuable assistance for developing objective knowledge in the economic and social fields." In the first issue, Sakirman wrote on "Concerning Economy and Finance," Lukman wrote on "The Investment of Foreign Capital Means Strengthening the Position of Imperialism in Our Nation," and F. Runturambi wrote on "The Influence of the Economic Crises of the United States." Two other important articles, one by Tseng Lin, director of the Financial Investigations Institute of the People's Bank of China, on "The Monetary System in China," the other by the Soviet expert I. Olestjenko on "The Export of Capital to Southeast Asia," appeared in the first issue. The periodical has 100 pages and contains many facts and figures, accompanied by clear statistics. (26 Jun 59) Ilmu Marxis (Marxist Science) This periodical is directed by D. N. Aidit and is published quarterly. Scholars from the Socialist nations, as well as Marxist scholars in the United States, England, China, and other nations contribute. A speech by President Sukarno on the social aspects of science has appeared in Itmu Marxis as has an analysis of scientific duties by Prof Tjan Tju-som, an introduction to the basis problems of the Indonesian revolution by D. N. Aidit, and an article on Marxism as a science by Njoto. In reading Ilmu Marxis, men will become conscious of the creative power of mankind. (27 Jun 59) 7. Indonesia - German Democratic Republic Friendship League Formed Harian Rakjat of 27 June 1959 reported that the Indonesia-German Democratic Republic Friendship League was formed in Djakarta on 26 June. Officers of the league are: Professor Doctor Sutarman, first chairman; Mrs Suwarti Suradi, second chairman; Master of Laws Djody Gondokusumo, third chairman; Bambang Sumardjo, first secretary; Gunawan Wibisono, second secretary. Executive members are: E. M. Mansur, Z. A. Tanamas, Doctoral Candidate Marbangun, Sibarani, Rivai Apiu, and Suroso. 12