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On September 30, 1960, 58 years ago at the United Nations Building, New York, the United States of America had an important event that was not only experienced by Indonesia but also by the world. On that day, Indonesia's first President Ir. Sukarno or commonly known as Bung Karno had the opportunity to present ideas in front of state leaders at the United Nations. The speech, entitled To Buid The World Anew, has shocked the world. In Reel this film shows the atmosphere of the 15th UN General Assembly and the welcome of President Sukarno's arrival in the United States. In this video, President Sukarno followed a series of events with US President Dwight Eisenhower and Prince Norodom Sihanouk of Cambodia and a dinner with delegates from the UN General Assembly. In this video, President Sukarno's early part of the speech was also presented at the 15th UN General Assembly. (Video and sound images are a bit clear).

The documents in these collections form an integral basis for understanding the life and ideas of Raden Ajeng Kartini (1879-1904). Kartini's letters, which are kept in Dutch institutions, represent the source and foundation of her ideas, while the impact of those letters on education, emancipation and the struggle for gender equality can be found in the Kartini archive in Indonesia.
Already during her short lifetime until the present day, Kartini has been a major inspirational force in Indonesian and international debates on education, feminism, and gender equality