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File:Radio Oranje 5-jul.-1942 REDE VAN MINISTER SOEJONO, INGELEID DOOR PREMIER GERBRANDY.wav

Radio_Oranje_5-jul.-1942_REDE_VAN_MINISTER_SOEJONO,_INGELEID_DOOR_PREMIER_GERBRANDY.wav ‎(WAV audio file, length 14 min 43 s, 1.54 Mbps overall, file size: 161.63 MB)

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Nederlands: Radio Oranje: Rede Indische minister Soejono, ingeleid door minister-president Gerbrandy. Inleiding omroeper: Hier Radio Oranje. berichten. Een boodschap van koningin Wilhelmina aan president Roosevelt op onafhankelijkheidsdag (4 juli) nu zij zich bevindt op Amerikaans grondgebied.

De strijdwil en de strijdkracht van het Amerikaanse volk. Al mijn Rijksgenoten staan naast u voor een beter wereld en winnen van de oorlog. Prof. P.S. Gerbrandy (minister-president): leidt minister Soejono in als minister zonder portefeuille in het Nederlandse oorlogskabinet. Voor het eerst dus een 'inheems lid' van de regering. Zijn adviezen voor inrichting van Nederlands Oost Indië na de oorlog van grootse waarde. Voor Nederland en Indië heeft deze benoeming grote betekenis. Vraagt aandacht voor de Indonesische minister Soejono.

Minister Soejono: Herinnert aan betekenis, zijn verblijf en studie in Nederland (Leiden, Amsterdam). Nederlandse volk is wezenlijk democratisch volk, met zin voor recht en rechtvaardigheid. Gij zijt begaan met het lot dat het volk in Nederlands-Indië heeft getroffen. Herinnert aan verplaatsing bestuur en volksraad van Batavia naar Bandoeng.
English: The collection of Broadcasts from Radio Oranje (Radio Orange) contains a selection of the radio broadcasts that were transmitted between 1940 and 1945. They were broadcasts created by the Dutch Government in exile in London, transmitted to encourage and inform the people of the Netherlands whilst under occupation. This digitized audio file is a so called semi-finished product. During digitization an attempt was made to get as much detail from the original source as possible. This can sometimes mean that there is still a need for post-production to get the best possible end-product for human consumption.
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