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INDONESIAN

KEY BATTLES
HISTORY
BATTLE
OF
BATTLE
OF




SURABAY MEDAN ꓄

A BATTLE ꂦ
OF BANDUNG ꈤ

AMBARA SEA OF
The Battle of Surabaya, also known as the "Battle of Heroes," was a
significant event during Indonesia's struggle for independence from
November 10 to November 24, 1945. Indonesian independence
fighters, known as the "Pemuda," heroically defended the city of
Surabaya against British and Dutch forces. This battle symbolized
the determination of the Indonesian people to resist foreign colonial
rule and raised international awareness of their struggle. It ended in a
tactical Indonesian victory, and today, it is commemorated on
November 10 as "Heroes' Day" to honor the bravery and sacrifices of
those who fought in the battle.
BATTLE OF
AMBARAWA
The Battle of Ambarawa was a crucial event during the Indonesian National
Revolution. It occurred in Ambarawa, Indonesia, starting on October 20, 1945.
Indonesian forces, fighting for independence, clashed with Dutch colonial
forces. The battle lasted for 3 weeks and 4 days and resulted in heavy casualties
on both sides. Eventually, the Indonesian forces successfully repelled the Dutch
forces, marking a significant victory in their fight for independence. The Battle
of Ambarawa is remembered as a symbol of Indonesian courage and
determination in the struggle for independence and is commemorated annually.
Ultimately, it contributed to the eventual recognition of Indonesia's sovereignty
in 1949.
BATTLE OF
MEDAN
BANDUNG SEA OF FIRE

"Bandung Sea of Fire" was a tragic event that occurred on March 23,
1946, during the Indonesian National Revolution. It took place in
Bandung, the capital of West Java, Indonesia. British forces, who were
supporting the Dutch during the conflict, set fire to parts of the city,
resulting in significant destruction and loss of life. This event serves as
a painful and somber reminder of the hardships endured by the
Indonesian people in their fight for independence from Dutch colonial
rule. It also highlights the complexities of international involvement in
the conflict.
QUESTIONS:
When is the Battle of Surabaya
commemorated?
How long did the Battle of Ambarawa last??
Who set fire to the parts of the city in
Bandung?

THANK YOU

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