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Wife of 1965 Coup Attempt Leader to be Tried (Mrs Tanty Aidit), FBIS Daily Report, 8 July 1978
FBIS Daily Report, 8 Jul 1978: Wife of 1965 coup attempt leader to be tried (Mrs Tanty Aidit)
FBIS Daily Report item (8 Jul 1978) quoting Kuala Lumpur radio: Mrs Tanty (Sutanti) Aidit, a medical doctor and widow of PKI chairman D.N. Aidit, will soon be tried for complicity in the 1965 coup attempt, a Jakarta prosecution spokesman said. She has been in military detention since 1965. Gerwani is not mentioned.
Butir Laporan Harian FBIS (8 Juli 1978) mengutip radio Kuala Lumpur: Ny. Tanty (Sutanti) Aidit, dokter dan janda Ketua PKI D.N. Aidit, akan segera diadili atas keterlibatan dalam percobaan kudeta 1965, kata juru bicara kejaksaan Jakarta. Ia ditahan militer sejak 1965. Gerwani tidak disebut.
“The wife of the late chairman of the Indonesian Communist Party [PKI], Mrs Tanty Aidit, will be brought before a court soon.”
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