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Women in Translation | Indonesia through Their Eyes

    Dilan ITB 1997

    Book — Prose / Novel


    Dilan ITB 1997

    After six months of studying in Cuba, on March 7, 1997, I finally returned to Indonesia, which was heating up ahead of the election. I was reunited with the political hustle and bustle that colored the atmosphere at that time. I also met Ancika, my girlfriend, four years after my relationship with Lia ended.

    In the middle of all that, Lia reappeared, and what happened next was simply what had to happen. A series of events that came out of nowhere amid a constantly surging political climate, right up until Mr. Soeharto announced his resignation as president of Indonesia.



    Author Pidi Baiq

    Format Paperback, Indonesian
    Page(s) 228
    ISBN/ISBN13 6235866585/9786235866581
    Published Date Jan 25, 2026
    Publisher Pastel Books

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    Genre(s) Fiction / Romance
    Audiences Young Adult


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