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Breaking the Stereotype: Chinese Indonesian Women Tell Their Stories

Book — Women in Translation

Breaking the Stereotype: Chinese Indonesian Women Tell Their Stories

by Dewi Anggraeni

Format: Paperback, English
210 page(s)
ISBN/ISBN13: 1920787194/978-1920787196
Published Nov 15, 2010 by Indra Publishing

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Dewi Anggraeni’s third non-fiction book, Breaking the Sterotype: Chinese Indonesian women tell their stories, is published by Indra Publishing, and will be launched in Melbourne on 10 November 2010.

The Indonesian version of the book, Mereka Bilang Aku Cina: Jalan mendaki menjadi bagian Bangsa, is published by Bentang Pustaka, Yogyakarta, and was launched in Jakarta on 20 October 2010.1

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