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Quote by Djamaluddin Adinegoro
Pers jang sehat hanja akan dapat subur tumbuhnja dan terjamin perkembangannja menurut sewajarnja dalam suasana jang bebas dan tidak terbatas.
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The statement says that a press can grow and develop properly only when it is healthy and allowed to operate freely. “Healthy” describes a press able to function as it should, while “free and unrestricted” means it is not limited by outside controls. Freedom is presented as necessary for the press’s natural development.
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- Ensiklopedia Sastra Indonesia, Kementerian Kebudayaan Republik Indonesia
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