Americans React to Indonesia | HISTORY OF INDONESIA in 12 Minutes

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It's crazy how all of the Southeast Asian countries we react to have so much history in common. It seems as though you are all brothers and sisters in the end, even though there might be differences, and that is amazing!
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[@Qeisama]

My 90 y.o Grandma who was also a part of the air force fighting the colonial still live now and we always listened about her story about The Dutch and Japanese occupations back then. This is gonna be long. What foreign videos kinda failed to capture is how Indonesia is actually a successful superstate, the one that the academics projected the EU will be heading to. We were comprised of hundreds sovereign kingdoms and sultanate with different cultural background, languages, and ethnicities (in which some annual events are still held nowadays where the kings and sultans gather together to discuss things). In 1926, young nationalists from all across the kingdoms and sultanate held a youth congress to formulate the best way to repel the colonial forces and agreed on a united body of state. In 1928, the second congress was held which resulted in a declaration known as Youth Pledge. The Youth Pledge promotes 3 main ideals which became the very basis of Indonesian identity. Without understanding this pledge, it would be impossible to understand what makes Indonesia "Indonesia". In a way, this Youth Pledge serves kinda like Maastricht Treaty which was the basic foundation of European Union. The difference is, Maastricht Treaty was founded based on economy and tolerating each other to prevent war whereas Youth Pledge was founded based on unifying the whole Nusantara archipelago as one. They chose Bahasa Indonesia as a unifying tool because with this, no ethnicity and races in the archipelago can claim superiority over others. The kings and sultans relinquish their sovereignty to unite under the banner of "Indonesia" and the people acknowledge Indonesia as their primary nationality and identity, reducing their own local background as a secondary identity (Kinda like if France stopped speaking French and opt to use Esperanto to further integrate EU and acknowledge EU as their nation, reducing France to just be a mere state in EU). Now, the situation with The Japanese "helping and granting" independence is actually debated. But the story I know of is that when the Japanese surrendered to the allies, they wanted to create problem to the Dutch (which, although tried to be neutral, is actually closer to the allied force since the axis took over their territory under the Germans). Thus, the Japanese created a committee to prepare for Indonesian indepence but in reality, it was more of to maintain status quo. The youth leaders then kidnapped the then president candidate, Soekarno, to force him to act quickly and declare Indonesian independence without involving the Japanese in fear of the allied force and the world seeing the independence was "granted and sponsored" by the Japanese, undermining the Indonesian decades of struggle. Long story short, we declared our independence. We once known as United States of Indonesia but as it didn't represent the mentality of what Indonesia is as it lacks cohesive unity proposed as the basis of Indonesia, we changed our name into NKRI (the republic of Indonesia) with the emphasize in "unity". Hence the slogan "NKRI harga mati" (the unity of Indonesia is non-negotiable) with our motto "Bhinneka tunggal ika" or Unity in Diversity (in which EU also used as their motto lol).

[@itsnothing1891]

How long did u write this💀

[@dariusz501]

In South East Asia.. Only Thailand was not occupied by Japan. It is because, the Thai monarchy allow the Japanese intruder to use their land at malaysian border as a starting point of occupation. Funfact is, the Japanese came 1st time into malaysia by riding a bicycle.

[@parmentier7457]

The VOC had more ships than England and France combined. The Netherlands had windmills, which could then be combined with a sawmill. The Netherlands could therefore saw wood 10 times faster than other countries, which saw the wood with the hand.

[@halimmoesa3097]

The VOC was the most valuable company that ever existed. Its worth was around $8.2 trillion(with current inflation) in 1637, for comparison Apple is only worth $ 2.4 trillion.

[@grandetristesse3370]

Lol yall on crack

[@dnf2p4Gsake]

The movement for Indonesia's independence was already started in 1920s, where on October 28, 1928 a declaration was made by young Indonesian nationalists in the Second Youth Congress, they proclaimed three ideals: one motherland, one nation and one unitary language: Indonesia.

[@Leonardojohanis]

In Eastern Indonesia we don't speak either Portuguese or Dutch, but we do have a lot of loan words from Portuguese and Dutch.

[@halimmoesa3097]

Indonesian itself, it does contain a lot of Portuguese and Dutch words.

[@Leonardojohanis]

@@halimmoesa3097 but in Manado we have more words that doesn't exist in Indonesian like: Pastiu - Bosan Kadera - Kursi Lenso - Saputangan Huk - Sudut Mar - Tapi Vor - Untuk

[@--1808]

@@halimmoesa3097 it does. Portuguese words Quiejo = Keju (Cheese). Igreja = Gereja (Church). Sapato = Sepatu (Shoe). Garfo = Garpu (Fork). Manteiga = Mentega (Butter). Bandeira = Bendera (Flag). Janela = Jendela (Window). Ingles = Inggris (English). Carreta = Kereta (Chariot / Train). Natal = Natal (Christmas, the Dutch word is 'Kerstmis'). Tolo = Tolol (Foolish). Dutch words (into Indonesian) Apotheek = Apotek (Pharmacy). Horloge = Arloji (Watch). Asbak = Asbak (Ashtray). Dasje = Dasi (Tie). Gordijn = Gorden (Curtain). Dutch words (into Javanese language) Vork = Sendok Porok (Garpu / Fork). Spoorweg = Sepur (Kereta Api / Train). Potlood = Potlot (Pensil / Pencil). We have lots of loan words both from Portuguese and Dutch. Those above are just samples.

[@Snoozefor10minutes]

Buddhism is not a Chinese religion or culture, Buddhism originated in India and spread by Indian kings like Ashoka the great to neighboring countries

[@cafe1925]

It is indeed. Buddhism has influenced China and its culture much greater than India.

[@user-ot7uo9nk9b]

Nah Buddhism culture of India >>​@@cafe1925

[@user-ot7uo9nk9b]

​@@cafe1925Buddhism culture of India is 🗿

[@paxpolitica5451]

8:20 Portuguese was only spoken in East Timor which ceded from Indonesia in 1999. But Portuguese as well as Dutch colloquials made their ways into Indonesian language. 14:45 PDIP (Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle) was splintered of the original PDI, an opposition party during Soeharto's era. Power struggles at the time saw the party split into pro govenrment PDI and an underground opposition rebranding themselves as PDIP. After Soeharto's fall, PDIP gain alot of votes while the original PDI became irrelevant. 16:20 History is written by the victors. Most of your viewers wouldn't have experience the colonial times and we only read it from history books and classrooms. But Indonesian in general are a forgiving (or forgetful) nation. We do not dwell on the past wrongs of the Dutch and Japanese, in fact Dutch brands such as Frisian Flag, Phillips, KLM Airlines, Rabo-bank, ABN Amro as well as Japanese brands such as Sony, Toyota, Sanyo, Yamaha, Kao, Calbee, etc are popular in Indonesia.

[@--1808]

Oh also we don't really speak Portuguese but some words from Portuguese are absorbed into Indonesian language, like Gereja (Por: Igreja) for Church, Pita (Por: Fita) for Ribbon, Sepatu (Por: Sapato) for Shoe, Garpu (Por: Garfo) for Fork, Keju (Por: Queijo) for Cheese, etc.

[@shnksj8808]

Indonesia sudah banyak belajar tentang semuanya di dunia ini pernah dijajah barat, pernah dijajah jepang,dan komunis juga sempat masuk ke Indonesia,dan kami juga sudah pernah menjalin hubungan dg arab,india,cina jadi kami sudah cukup mengetahui perilaku mereka masing masing😀

[@dariusz501]

The dutch & british remapped the archipelago in a terrible manner. The ethnicity were devided thus family were geopolitically separated. It create few separatist group in the region.

[@Dxco31]

Duch colonization in Indonesia is straight up slavery much worse than in America, after Indonesia independent, in 1950s the duch give Indonesian government compensation money but indonesian must keep silent about the genocide and slavery in colonial era, that's why until today most of people doesn't know about dutch colonial era

[@gustidilganda8844]

"PDIP seems like negative names" YES IT IS !!

[@avaadenia6935]

The irony

[@esbatu13]

Tf

[@marnomarno543]

mostly corrupt senators coming from hehehe.... with "democray" in its name but have no candidate for its leader successor besides her daughter...hehehe...

[@kiawam3066]

The Indonesian nation has been colonized for more than 350 years by many foreign countries (Spain, Portugal, Netherlands, England, Japan). The Indonesian nation gained its independence through struggle, war against the invaders to the shedding of blood from the Indonesian people and heroes. Indonesia became independent on August 17, 1945. Independence proclaimers: Sukarno and Mohammad Hatta Country Name: Negara Kesatuan Republik Indonesia (NKRI) State Form: Negara Kesatuan National Capital: Jakarta Number of Provinces: 34 provinces Archipelago Land Area: 1,916,906.77 km² Water area: 3,110,000 km² Coastline: 108,000 km Number of Islands: more than 17,504 islands Number of Ethnic Nations: more than 1340 ethnic groups Number of Regional Languages: more than 714 regional languages Country Area: 1,904,570 km² Total Population: 270,203,917 people Currency: Rupiah Religion: Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, Christianity, Catholicism, Confucianism, and Belief in God Almighty National Language: Indonesia (Bahasa) National Anthem: Indonesia Raya Flag: Red and white flag (Merah Putih) State symbol: Garuda Pancasila National motto: Bhinneka Tunggal Ika (Unity in Diversity) Motto: NKRI HARGA MATI Ideology: Pancasila Constitution: Undang Undang Dasar 1945 (The 1945 Constitution) President I: Ir. Sukarno President II: Suharto President III: Prof. Dr. ing. B.J. Habibie President IV: Megawati Sukarno Putri President V: Abdul Rahman Wahid President VI: Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono President VII: Ir. Joko Widodo (Jokowi) That is our country, INDONESIA, which stretches from the city of Sabang to the city of Merauke. 🙏🇮🇩🙏

[@wafizee4838]

Do you know the meaning of US, it is uncle sam, and, do you know the meaning of SAM, Sam stands for Sultan Abdul Mufakir, he was a Sultan of the kingdom of Banten in Indonesia, At that time, and he was the one who helped in independence United States Of America.🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿

[@afiqdanielmohamed4406]

Dongeng

[@YouOnUsPath]

😂😂😂 hope they know, all country in the worlds is under sunda empire rules lol

[@chocho6766]

Japanese using indonesian as strategic plan indeed, but they also train the young introduce firearm etc. When the dutch and british planning to retake their colonization they got heavy resistant and ultimately failed to retake the teritory The japanese in indonesia , some of them they help the indonesian and other they help the dutch and the rest is hiding there's a story where japanese too afraid to come from hiding from the jungle , and when they out they already old

[@bennymei7915]

Help???! What about romusha, did u know?? !

[@febrikriss1781]

I still have the blade my father grand father used to cut the dutch throat, yet still manage to come home with half body burn out

[@esbatu13]

Bantai bantai time

[@naufalamanullah8103]

FYI timor leste the only country that still using portugese in the region.

[@felixdom9693]

By said known area is basically by you guys the tourist that whenever u wanna go to Indonesia all u know is just Bali despite how big and wonderful Indonesia and other place is

[@senoalamsyah7481]

Portugese in eastern Indonesia like Timor island (Indonesia and East Timor) was mention as Malay Putih or White Malay

[@gersom1238]

I like your reaction guys, so glad you got to know about our country, Terima kasih. 🙏

[@joshhca6403]

Try MAPHILINDO, that is when ASEAN was born after.

[@marinamisgiman4883]

If you all want to in-depth history of Malaysia just go to formation of Malaysia by Peter Tong

[@jaskong5093]

😊...Here we are,Indonesian.we likes smiles,Humble&wellcome.well you know that Indonesia had colonized by : Portugeese,Spanish,Ducth... Great Britain&French even just 3-5years(when Napoleon struggles Europe).and then Japan at last.but the Dutch more longer colonized Indonesia.that's way we are Unique...Come&Visit #Indonesia... ! 😊🙏

[@anonymous5986]

Indonesia has mostly islands, more than 17,500 thousand islands that are not known to have been surveyed by the government and the world's fourth largest population in the world

[@syarifhidayat6244]

From Indonesia 🇮🇩😎

[@strawberryslushie9845]

My grandpa was dutch, and my grandma's Indonesian, I think they met around 1936

[@akenmalik892]

Tqs to reaction this my country..

[@AlFatih-xf9gf]

I proud my country Indonesia .iam impresif this Chanel 👍👍

[@barrymaramis]

Geography NOW has the best and more concise information on countries as Indonesia. Fast moving and humorous at times, Watch that will give you all the facts on Indonesia

[@adjisuhartono9285]

Hallo brather ! Saya dari indonesia , indonesia adalah serpihan syurga , ayo kunjungi indonesia .

[@Jepri_45]

Fact japan is most powerfull countries in asia 1900 - 1980 Japan Can defeat France,UK,spain,Germany,portugese, in southeast asia region

[@grandetristesse3370]

Japan didnt defeat UK not France nor russia nor Germany nor Portugal .....yall only defeated thé koreans chinses and south east ASIANS

[@mintongoled_8253]

Rakyat indonesia Sangat berterima kasih ke pada Jepang,yg sudah mengusir bangsa Belanda dan sekutunya,,bukan tidak mungkin bangsa Indonesia akan merdeka tanpa dukungan dari negara Jepang..Indonesia juga tidak akan merdeka klau di kuasai oleh belanda dn sekutunya..NKRI merdeka..

[@asikasik84]

Soekarno is greatly admired by all presidents in the world and John F Kennedy is very respectful and amazed by President Soekarno, USA. Soekarno was threatened, because the pilot was successfully arrested while helping the British and their allies to help the Netherlands to colonize Indonesia, the USA was afraid to reveal its mask, as a substitute Soekarno Asked for 25 Military Transport Planes for free to Jhon F Keneddy, if not their pilots would be legal and would be disseminated to the world media, And many more the USA was very scared at that time with Indonesia, because the USSR was very close to Indonesia and wanted to take the heart of the Indonesian nation at the same time the USA does not want Indonesia to be close to the USSR

[@kelunan90]

Timor leste, they did still speak portuguese

[@alkia_cncr5270]

Freedom with pointed bamboo... very beautiful country for me

[@christiandjami1965]

1. The Portuguese does leave trace in Indonesia and Timor-Leste, there's Kampung Tugu in Jakarta where people still speak Portuguese, while in Timor-Leste their language Tetum is inspired by Portuguese language. 2. The Dutch traded Malacca for Bencoolen with the British, that's why their Malaccan holdings disappear and they expand more into Sumatra, because the agreement is that Britain get to keep all Malayan Peninsula and the Dutch all Sumatra.

[@filsufjiwajourney8286]

(English) Yes, it is true that according to such history, we are independent with our own struggle, we are not given independence by other nations. It needs to be reminded again, to maintain stability/protect the entire Southeast Asian region so that this incident does not happen again and conduct business cooperation. we founded/unified Southeast Asian countries into one ASEAN organization. and this is where we unite under the ASEAN flag like the European Union. (Bahasa Indonesia) Ya memang benar menurut sejarah seperti itu, kita merdeka dengan perjuangan kita sendiri, kita tidak diberi kemerdekaan oleh bangsa lain. Perlu diingatkan kembali, untuk menjaga stabilitas/melindungi seluruh kawasan Asia Tenggara agar kejadian ini tidak terulang kembali dan melakukan kerjasama bisnis. kami mendirikan / menyatukan negara-negara Asia Tenggara menjadi satu organisasi ASEAN. dan disinilah kita bersatu dibawah bendera ASEAN seperti Uni Eropa.

[@rkustanto]

This was what my history book that i should remembered back in school. Too many strange name, too many area, and booring hours 😌

[@senoalamsyah7481]

The Dutch not get Malaysian part due to treaty with Brirish and France that Western influence not to be in conflict with each others. Same reason why Thailand not colonize by westerner due to being an neutral between France in the north and British in the South. The treaty also resulted the transfer of influence of land under Dutch and British which British transfer Bencoolen to the Dutch and Dutch transfering Singapore(Tamasek) to the British

[@mrriyan_]

In Indonesia, we only speak Indonesian, we didn't speak Portugese or Dutch

[@halimmoesa3097]

But to some eastern Indonesian side, they have more Portuguese influence than the west side.

[@ronaldtejosoaguiles4301]

Please react to crazy filipino during typhoon!

[@muizrahim861]

Malaysian gained their independance through diplomatic negotiation with the British.

[@Hafischehassan]

Better than war. Economy and human being are saved. But winning a war is heroic. But what can heroic be? Just for pride. Work smart not word hard. 🇲🇾

[@muizrahim861]

@@Hafischehassan also for humanitarian purpose. We've just recently ended WWII. Enough with the bloodshed.

[@NoName-st2jl]

@@Hafischehassan word hard? What is that new vocabulary. Also not every empire want to give their colonies independence. Sometimes yes word is stronger than weapons but if they don't want to listen to you then why don't let the gun speaks.

[@wankhairulhakim8115]

Jadi?

[@firmansuryadibaskoro]

Okey whatever you say, puppet of british .

[@lb5560]

There are a lot of Portugese loanwords in Indonesia.

[@milky_ways2811]

8:27 i am an Indonesian and i have the answer. No there are no Areas That Speak Dutch,infact the dutch Didint spoke dutch in the D.E.I They Spoke Malayan As Indonesian and Malaysian Is Farely similar and we can understand some Of Malaysian

[@triamumpuni9631]

Kami Indonesia masih berjuang untuk kesetaraan ekonomi di WTO, karena selama ini kami masih merasa dijajah secara ekonomi. Indonesia Negara yang kaya raya sumber daya alam nya, akan tetapi tidak boleh mengelola kekayaannya sendiri oleh negara negara barat mantan negara VOC untuk kesejahteraan rakyat Indonesia. Terimakasih reaksinya. Mr.

[@vincentthendean7713]

Back then, we had a sort of complicated relationship with the Japanese Empire. Yeah, we know all about the forced workers and comfort women but they also arguably "freed" us from colonists. So what people did back then was making use of knowledge, skills, and infrastructures that Japan imparted while waiting for an opportune time to declare independence. The moment Japan surrendered is that right time. There's a funny thing about our fight back then. Most countries would probably have their heaviest fighting during WW2. We, on the other hand, didn't start fighting until after the war ended. It's also not as simple as fighting back a single faction as there are multiple parties vying for legitimacy. It's the perfect definition of a clusterf*ck.

[@deuslovult875]

🇮🇩

[@gamerhalim4717]

I’m born at 1985 and I still remember Suharto until he past a way.

[@iandgabon5231]

Nenek moyang kami orang pelaut. Asia Tenggara lebih banyak lautnya. Semua kepulauan memiliki kekerabatan yang sangat dekat sejak zaman kuno. Bahasa suku asli dari Taiwan, Philipina, Malaysia dan Indonesia hingga Madagaskar dan New Zealand bisa dengan cepat dimengerti oleh antara suku laut dan Kepulauan. Seperti Spanyol dan Belanda gagal memaksakan bahasa mereka

[@riyadimas7965]

❤️🇮🇩❤️🇮🇩❤️🇮🇩❤️🇮🇩❤️🇮🇩

[@filsufjiwajourney8286]

twelve minutes does not describe the breadth and history of this great country, because I know how big this country is and its diverse tribes. However, I thank you for the brief explanation 😇😎🙏

[@asharsapurarata7650]

Naiss reaksi 👍👍👍

[@habibkilby3231]

the show only depicts about 10% of the history that Indonesia has.. especially the post-colonial part and the beginning of the transition to the transfer of power from the Netherlands to Japan and Indonesia..and there was a misunderstanding, at the time who actually gave independence support to Indonesia. gave the lure of independence to Indonesia but it was only a persuasive propaganda move by Japan to take the support of the Indonesian people to win the Greater Pacific War. In fact, it was the Indonesian people who fought for independence as stated in the Declaration of Indonesian Youth Unity which was established early before the Second World War (1928)and succeeded in declaring its independence on August 17, 1945..and emphasized again that Indonesia won independence not only by confrontation but also by many diplomatic efforts, such as "the Lingar Jati conference", "Renville Confrence","Reom Royen", and "the Round Table Conference in dutch"(final)...but any way thanks for this reaction..

[@allenmarclabadan5491]

Hey phezz and miles pls react to "Jollibee commercial VOWS" pls 🙃

[@bobferdy8273]

👍👌🇮🇩

[@deryslow7809]

Indonesian strong people

[@Its_utecillaofficial3960]

I from indonesia🎉❤

[@deirara5000]

Indonesians who lives in Nusa Tenggara, the place that Portuguese colonized, doesn't speak Portuguese anymore. The rest of Indonesia that colonized by the dutch doesn't speak dutch anymore. That's because after the independence, Indonesian government forbid people to bring up the things about dutch/ Portuguese includes languages and use Indonesia language instead. But in Timor Leste you still can find people speak Portuguese, that's because Timor Leste doesn't forbid their people to speak Portuguese.

[@ngbengngee1404]

Time 16:16 "History is "written by the Victor" (Possible by Winston Churchill). Like a coin, there are always 2 side of a story.

[@Noobboypro69]

🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩

[@claws7681]

🔥

[@gapraduta1650]

Maybe you already knew that in south east asia there are 11 countries, Indonesia (the largest), Philippines, Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore, Vietnam, Myanmar, Cambodia, Laos, Brunei, and Timor Leste

[@andreastano7920]

Please react to The Lost Boys (Bali - Jakarta) trip

[@rizalw110]

Wow, it's so weird when he translated PDIP to english. Just like as you said, it because of the translation. You can't direct translate Partai Demokrasi Indonesia Perjuangan (PDIP) to english

[@wahyudisoebagio4150]

Our country totally difference with malaysia singapore and brunei. For independence british give away for them. Our country Indonesia to get independence struggling with blood and war. We fought for freedom....

[@RuanthGrain]

I mean aren't Malaysia and Brunei culture base on Indonesia technically

[@cecilemmy77]

Guys....please Reaction The Speech of Barrack Obama...in University of Indonesia ...

[@ahmadfauzan7389]

Please reaction Opening Asian Games 2018 in Indonesia

[@deckyariyantono4499]

Plz react " bung tomo speech english sub " thankz😀.

[@greencap8845]

We Malaysian cannot speak Portuguese and Dutch language but can a little bit speak English 🤭

[@HZ-lp5wu]

But we do still have portugese people in Melaka, who are still practicing their cultures, and the hv their own village too

[@FirAnto]

14:43 The original party was PDI (or Indonesian Democratic Party). In 1997, there was a dispute between two groups within the party. The original founder, Megawati, daughter of Sukarno (1st President), against someone affiliated with the dictator Soeharto. This someone win the right to lead PDI. Megawati then forms a new party, PDI-P, where the P stands for Perjuangan, which means "struggle/fight for our right", because the dispute earlier was orchestrated by the dictator to divide PDI power in parliament, which they (Megawati side) feel treated unjustly, hence, Perjuangan (the struggle) thing.

[@cecilemmy77]

Yes ..still have influence of Portuguese..on East Timor...their name and language still lot of portugese....but now...Timor2 have separate from Indonesia

[@mozzrt]

voc has more money than evry company now aday, if the money from google, fb, amazon, tesla, put together doesn't even compete with VOC

[@biradarshivaputra3586]

React to J sai Deepak on the important of history.

[@grandetristesse3370]

5:55 actually WE do you just dont Plus not only boats helped ...also thé more advanced military technology

[@muhsamudrasamudra4685]

🇮🇩🇯🇵 ❤️🤝 🇺🇸

[@juniartokhasandiwirdjo1140]

East timor still colonialized of Portuguse.but most of them do not speak portugues.

[@naomikirisaki]

just let you know not everything start from india and china. Our spices have a lot more type than other countries had(include your fav comment india).

[@Si_nengatcha]

What? It didn't talk about 1928 Youth Pledge? It was a game changer in fight for freedom.

[@JoglosemarFoodie]

Bali is the only Hindu majority in Indonesia.. that's why they called little India.

[@surahman2974]

Bali itu di Indonesia 🇮🇩

[@diskshy2906]

East Javanese 🇮🇩😎

[@cecilemmy77]

You know what....Our President now....Mr.Joko widodo is the best President that Indonesia ever have...since the first President ...Mr.Soekarno

[@harryharry2525]

Europe was a colonizer in Indonesia for 350 years, even on all continents to the point of scorching Indians and Aborigines...

[@chocoplayz2415]

first

[@forseik5721]

Uhu

[@marnomarno543]

europeans were trouble makers at that time hehehe...

[@hajiabbas8992]

Wait so Indonesia the shortes people country was colonized by the tallest people country!?

[@user-so3yk7hi9l]

your knowledge is so ........ even don't know about Bali ☹

[@Noobboypro69]

🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺

[@TheCommodity]

We DON'T support Russia!

[@muhammadaldi1266]

Salam dari orang Palembang Darussalam kami bangga nenek moyang kami disebut kerajaan Sriwijaya 🔥

[@itsnothing1891]

Bang dia gabisa ngerti bhs indo kan orang amerika 🗿

[@muhammadaldi1266]

@@itsnothing1891 sangking Nasionalis nya saya,saya tetap menggunakan bahasa bangsa saya (◍•ᴗ•◍)❤

[@aldyftl]

Some of them speak Dutch

[@kamalasihag8911]

India reaction please

[@Senorito_De_Lima]

Indonesian Don’t Speak Portuguese And Spanish.

[@MuhammadIlham-nm3dx]

Yes Maluku island (Timor Leste) They speak Portugis

[@altezzaandre9651]

TL bukan muluku bocah,jgn malu-maluin lah 😏

[@slayeris_live]

react to ashoka the great largest empire of india and why alexander not invaded india. its amazing history kzbin.info/www/bejne/e5WZho2qi7l8bJY

[@suanggi7302]

Maybe it's too late to say this But in Jokowi's hands, Indonesia is better

[@lanceproductions2699]

React to history of the Philippines pls

[@dkfr10]

He said 12 This is 17

[@TKDragon75]

I still don't like how quick everyone who makes those videos just brushes over a 4 year long war that killed over 100,000 people.

[@aditiasudira4894]

WAR!!!!!!!!!!