Searches , social queries for GERINDO
Search references for GERINDO. Phrases containing GERINDO
See searches and references containing GERINDO!
Search references for GERINDO. Phrases containing GERINDO
See searches and references containing GERINDO!GERINDO
Political party in the Dutch East Indies (1937–1942)
People's Movement (Indonesian: Gerakan Rakyat Indonesia), better known as Gerindo, was a left-wing and nationalist political party in the Dutch East Indies
Gerindo
Indonesian politician and journalist (1907–1948)
younger Marxists in the establishment of the Indonesian People's Movement (Gerindo). In 1933, due to his political activities, Amir was imprisoned, and almost
Amir_Sjarifuddin
Indonesian communist politician (1923–1965)
those times, Achmad was an active as member of Persatuan Timur Muda, under Gerindo (Indonesian People's Movement), led by Amir Sjarifudin and Adnan Kapau
D._N._Aidit
Construction site watcher
2020, the comic magazine Topolino dedicated an episode to the umarell Gerindo Persichetti. In December 2020 in Pescara, the real estate developer Sarra
Umarell
Indonesian politician and lawyer (1900–1968)
government led to its dissolution in 1936. He then helped found another party, Gerindo, which advocated for self-determination and the creation of an Indonesian
Sartono
Indonesian poet, revolutionary, and politician (1903–1962)
founders of the Indonesian People's Movement (Gerindo) in May 1937 along with A. K. Gani and Amir Sjarifuddin. Gerindo aimed to raise public consciousness of
Mohammad_Yamin
Indonesian statesman and diplomat (1903–1975)
However, when the PNI was dissolved by Dutch authorities, he moved to Gerindo (Indonesian People's Movement). Following the proclamation of Indonesian
Ali_Sastroamidjojo
Indonesian communist politician
Dutch East Indies (present-day Indonesia) Died October 1968(1968-10-00) (aged 48) Indonesia Party Gerindo (c. 1940s) INP (1945–1947) PKI (1947–1966)
Sudisman
1945 Indonesian independence document
November 1938. In May 1937, Parindra, the Indonesian People's Movement (Gerindo), was established by younger Marxists including Amir Sjarifuddin, another
Proclamation of Indonesian Independence
Proclamation_of_Indonesian_Independence
Political party in Indonesia (1914–1966)
Boven-Digoel. Remnants of the party worked on a variety of fronts, such as Gerindo and trade unions. It began working amongst Indonesian students in the Netherlands
Communist_Party_of_Indonesia
Indonesian politician (1908–1955)
pro-independence organizations, becoming a member of the Partindo and Gerindo political parties during the 1930s. During the Japanese occupation of the
Sidik_Djojosukarto
Indonesian activist (1923–2011)
radical party Gerakan Rakyat Indonesia (Indonesian People's Movement, Gerindo) was more effective in confronting colonialism by demanding immediate self-governance
Umi_Sardjono
Indonesian politician (1919–2002)
Isnaeni entered Gerindo in July 1940. Shortly after his entry, he was chosen as the branch secretary of Gerindo in Madiun. His position in Gerindo connected
Mohammad_Isnaeni
Former Islamic political party in Indonesia
movement by inviting delegates from Parindra and two other organisations, Gerindo and Paguyuban Pasundan to a meeting in March. This resulted in the establishment
Indonesian Islamic Union Party
Indonesian_Islamic_Union_Party
Indonesian politician
leaders, such as Adnan Kapau Gani, Nungtjik A.R., and A.S. Sumadi from Gerindo. They planned to pick up Sukarno in Padang and bring him to Palembang.
Mohamad_Isa
Indonesian independence leader (1914–1966)
elected second secretary of Gerindo (Indonesian People's Movement) and chairman of its youth section, Barisan Pemuda Gerindo (Gerindo Youth Wing). In October
Wikana
Indies. Cooperative Indonesian People's Movement Gerakan Rakyat Indonesia Gerindo 1937 1942 Successor to Partindo, left-wing nationalist party. Cooperative
List of political parties in Indonesia
List_of_political_parties_in_Indonesia
Indonesian diplomat (1919–1991)
period, Abdullah was active in politics as the chair of the socialist Gerindo movement in Binjai and taught political courses on socialist thoughts.
Abdullah_Kamil
Indonesian political organization (1939–1942)
Islamic Union Party (PSII), Parindra, the Indonesian People's Movement (Gerindo) and Paguyuban Pasundan resulted in the establishment of a body called
Indonesian Political Federation
Indonesian_Political_Federation
Political party in Indonesia
the wartime resistance struggle in East Java. Some of them originated in Gerindo ('Indonesian People's Movement'), a leftwing, nationalist and pro-Sukarno
Socialist Party of Indonesia (Parsi)
Socialist_Party_of_Indonesia_(Parsi)
Indonesian statesman, politician, and lawyer (1909–1981)
PNI (1945, 1946–1973) Other political affiliations Partindo (1932–1936) Gerindo (1937–1942) Serindo (1945–1946) PDI (from 1973) Spouse Soemikalimah (m
Wilopo
Indonesian politician
merchant in the city, and between 1938 and 1942 he was a member of the Gerindo political organization. Jasin was arrested and apparently sentenced to
Fatah_Jasin
Political party in Indonesia
Ko Kwat Tiong also arose, causing Liem to leave the PTI in 1939 for the Gerindo party. With the Japanese invasion of the Dutch East Indies in 1942, the
Partai_Tionghoa_Indonesia
1946 movement in Indonesia
rudiments of an important rural base for the two nationalist parties, GERINDO and PARINDRA in East Sumatra. Besides raising voices that disagreed with
East_Sumatra_revolution
1936 Dutch East Indies petition
that had seats in the Volksraad, Parindra opposed the petition, while Gerindo supported it, but banned its members from participating in the petition
Soetardjo_Petition
Indonesian gangster
1930s, the underworld was once again involved in the activities of the Gerindo (Gerakan Rakyat Indonesia, Indonesian People's Movement). The need to keep
Preman_(Indonesian_gangster)
Indonesian politician (1890–1949)
Political Federation (GAPI or Gabungan Politik Indonesia). The others were Gerindo (Gerakan Rakyat Indonesia), Parindra (Partai Indonesia Raya), Pasundan
Sam_Ratulangi
Former political party in the Dutch East Indies
the party as a "cooperating" organisation, much like the Parindra and Gerindo political parties, meaning that it was willing to participate in representative
Indonesian_Islamic_Party
Indonesian politician and journalist
newspaper. In 1937, Soemanang (who had entered politics and joined the Gerindo political party) founded a weekly publication in Bogor, named Perantaraan
Soemanang_Soerjowinoto
he left Partindo to join the anti-fascist Indonesian People's Movement (Gerindo) under Amir Sjarifuddin. The movement helped him establish a new magazine
A._M._Sipahoetar
travel, tourism, insurance
GERINDO
GERINDO
GERINDO
GERINDO
GERINDO
GERINDO
GERINDO
GERINDO
GERINDO
travel, tourism, insurance