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... that the male editors of the women's magazine Asjraq resigned in its fourth issue, announcing that their duties were complete?
Source: * Setiawati, Devi Hajar Nur (2008). "Asjraq: Perempuan Bersatu Tak Bisa Dikalahkan" [Asjraq: Women United Cannot Be Defeated]. In Setyowati, Hajar Nur (ed.). Seabad Pers Perempuan: Bahasa Ibu, Bahasa Bangsa[A Century of Women's Press: Mother Tongue, National Language] (in Indonesian). Yogyakarta: I:boekoe. pp.67–70. ISBN978-979-1436-08-3. Keberadaan 3 lelaki dalam tubuh komite ini tidak berlangsung lama, karena pada terbitan Asjraq nomor 4, Sjawal 1343, April 1925, Th. I., tepanya pada halaman pertama, ditampilkan kata peninggalan atau semacam ucapan selamat jalan dari komite Asjraq yang lama, "Di sinilah pula putus kewajiban kami laki-laki akan membawa saudara-saudara kami ke dalam balairung permufakatan kaum ibu.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: publisher location (link)
ALT1: ... that the 1920s women's magazine Asjraq was led by three editorial boards in three cities? Source: * Setiawati, Devi Hajar Nur (2008). "Asjraq: Perempuan Bersatu Tak Bisa Dikalahkan" [Asjraq: Women United Cannot Be Defeated]. In Setyowati, Hajar Nur (ed.). Seabad Pers Perempuan: Bahasa Ibu, Bahasa Bangsa[A Century of Women's Press: Mother Tongue, National Language] (in Indonesian). Yogyakarta: I:boekoe. pp.67–70. ISBN978-979-1436-08-3. Redaksi Asjraq sendiri terdapat di tiga kota, Padang melibatkan personil seperti T.S. Moro, Fatimah, dan Rawani, Bukit Tinggi S. Ramala, Sjafiah, Andjoes Almatsir, Payakumubuh: Sjamsoe, Aisjah, Ratna, dan Ramoeinas.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: publisher location (link)
Overall: Not much comment for this one since it already passed the formalities. As someone who can read the sources, yes, I can confirm that the hook is true to the source. Thank you for the amazing article! Regards, Jeromi Mikhael17:17, 22 March 2026 (UTC)Reply