How Indonesia Crushed Dutch Colonizers

During the Indonesian National Revolution and the subsequent Indonesian War of Independence, Indonesia gained independence from The Netherlands. But how did these events unfold?
0:33 Background
2:27 First Conflict Phase
3:17 Second Conflict Phase
5:42 Third Conflict Phase
FULL TRANSCRIPT + SOURCES:
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FURTHER WATCHING:
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FURTHER READING:
Netherlands/Dutch East Indies (1927-1949):
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BASIC DUTCH-INDONESIAN ISSUES AND THE LINGGADJATI AGREEMENT:
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Indonesia profile - Timeline
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[@saitokurihara9748]

Damn, I have just found the fact that Indonesia is the only ex-colonized nation that refused to use their former colonial master's language. That should explain why neither English or Dutch become first language in Indonesia and I find that cool as hell. I have just found that my country Japan ever colonized Indonesia and I am sorry for that. In Japan, we are never told about atrocities our country has ever done.

[@thebinalz]

Japan then is not like japan now, 3,5 years of japan’s colonialization in indonesia is worse than 350 years of dutch colonialization

[@saitokurihara9748]

@@thebinalz Sadly like other ex-colonizers, Japan refused to openly admit the wrongdoings they did. This is shameful to my country. I am surprised that Indonesia has made a lot of progress like now. Indonesia in my opinion is not a backwater country anymore, with huge over 1 trillion GDP, Indonesia is not a country to push over. If Indonesia can make use its domestic market at maximum, Indonesia can be an economic powerhouse.

[@danangdwiatma3999]

It's all good now. We Indonesians dont hate Japan because those who colonized us were just some greedy people and did not represent the majority of Japanese, who are friendly to foreigners.

[@lilyfarida3233]

It's disgusting that Japan government covered up all their crimes in WW2 all over Asia. No wonder so many elderly Asians still hate Japanese so much. Just like my parents.

[@F_M20]

true 😂😂 we did not speak Dutch nor Japanese not even Portugies.

[@uqudgilbert7258]

Indonesia has declare independence in 1945 but the Dutch coming attack and then Dutch surrender in 1949.. so in the Dutch perspective Indonesia's independence is 1949 but for Indonesian is 1945.

[@andreekusuma8779]

Fact till now

[@user-xq5yq3mn2c]

That is why there is the term "mempertahankan kemerdekaan"

[@ariapinandita9240]

Yups... The Netherlands is an aggressor...

[@jamp00tperformance73]

Dutch not surrender but. We never surrender tho

[@aryw8634]

Dutch has officially recognized Indonesia's independence in 1945 in their parliament recently.

[@fathinpurniawan6486]

Indonesia declared its independence in 1945. Indonesian sees the time between 1945~1949 as *defending* their independence, *not trying to gain* their independence.

[@faradiaulia5560]

Yeah !

[@zekarou7831]

Same as US. Although Britain recognized US independence in 1783, the official year of US independence remains 1776.

[@duniamaya143]

yesss betul sekali

[@theoddplebs]

@@dragonemperor202 what do you mean by lost? there's no such a thing as 100% win in reality. if what you meant by losses was human lives, resources, etc. and you can check every nation that wanted to go into independent path, wouldn't get recognised by their 'supposedly superior'. just a simple google research and you could find dozens of em.

[@dragonemperor202]

@@theoddplebs its loss of everything... They win because the nuance of the world are against colonization, Indonesia are forced to do the negotiation agreement because they lost the war... Even their president are captured and their capital are moved, in a desperate attempt they sold themselves to the USA by selling the Papua to freeport mcmahon and signed the agreement to pay the war loan almost 1 billion dollar

[@sirajatega]

from Indonesian's perspective it's not a "conflict", it's a military aggression.

[@axelrmr]

technically speaking you could say that a military aggression is a form of conflict

[@feelcollins4358]

@@axelrmr To say only conflict is to not tell the whole story, which is a form of manipulation.

[@axelrmr]

@@feelcollins4358 ahhh i see

[@mfirdanhb]

yeah the word Dutch aggression might be in every single Indonesian students notebook by now

[@mr.libluckiestinfinitebene2589]

No, clearly they(Dutch) did, this is not about perspective, stop hypocrisy statement about "perspective", that's such a bullcrap

[@apriaf.saudin4004]

I really hate this sentence ""In December 27,1949 finally Indonesia gain its independence". . It should be written "In December 27, 1949, the Dutch has no choice and declare to withdraw from Indonesia".

[@faradiaulia5560]

Yeah ! From August 17, 1945 Indonesia fights Dutch as one whole country. That's why

[@iwansimatupang7772]

Basically you are living in circle of slavery but you are happy but own nothing... You own nothing but fell happy.. Soekarno is also Same part of global elite, is all Stage.. Drama.. Meanwhile you don't understand the story'. Wkwkwkwk

[@abeeocta2599]

@@iwansimatupang7772 wkwkwk im so smart

[@rifarira9160]

@@iwansimatupang7772 ya sudahlah bang, keluar sana, cari negara lain kalo nggak senang disini.

[@Luluskuy]

@@iwansimatupang7772 penghianat bangsa. Hush hush sana sana.

[@kilanspeaks]

This is basically how it’s seen from the Dutch’s point of view, Indonesia has its own version. Thank you for the effort, but you’ve made some mistakes, including mistaking Suharto for Sukarno, and calling Sukarno ‘Achmed Sukarno’ which was never his name. Sukarno was just Sukarno, he didn’t have the usual Western ‘first name-family name’ naming pattern. He was born Kusno Sosrodiharjo, son of Raden Sukemi Sosrodiharjo and Ida Ayu Nyoman Rai, but he never did use his father’s surname of Sosrodiharjo and went by a single name, Sukarno.

[@spacetator69]

"Achmed Sukarno" is never his name indeed. But he used it when it comes to international delegacy, let's say it's for the purpose on his pasport. Since I doubt people use single name at those times. As for his name, indeed his birth name is Kusno Sorodiharjo. But there's story when he still young, he often get sick. Thus his father changed his name to "Soekarno" since birth certificate isn't a thing way back then. "Soe" means good, while there's several interpretation behind the meaning of "Karno".

[@kilanspeaks]

@@spacetator69 he never used the name ‘Achmed’ as such. Whenever asked whether ‘Achmed’ was his name, he pointed out that the only name he had was the name given to him by his parents, Sukarno. But he didn’t mind it either, as the name أحمد has a good meaning in Arabic (‘praised’). As for the origin of the name ‘Achmed’ we don’t know for sure, but the most popular theory that it came from Indonesian students in Egypt. According to historian Rushdie Hoesein, Indonesian students actively campaigned for Indonesia’s independence within the years 1946-1947 using Islam as the main sentiment to gain Egyptian support. When asked whether the president was a Muslim, a prominent student from Indonesia named Zein Hasan claimed that the president’s name was Ahmad Soekarno to prove that he was indeed a Muslim. That was how he was known as Ahmad Soekarno in Middle Eastern countries. The theory was, the Western media picked it up from there, and as they’re not used to the idea of having a single name, they happily accepted it as the truth. The name ‘Achmed’ is specifically popular in German and Dutch where it fits their orthography. Birth certificate has always been a thing even since colonial time, known as ‘geboorteakte’ then. Going by only one single name is normal in Indonesia, it’s not until recently that the government changed the regulation for passports to have at least two names on them. सु- (su-) indeed means ‘good’ or ‘pure’ while ‘कर्ण (karna) is a character from Mahabharata, his name bears the meaning of ‘ear’ in Sanskrit. In common Javanese dialect ‘karna’ becomes ‘karnå’ but transliterated as ‘karno’ due to limitation in standard Latin alphabet. Hence ‘Sukarno’ means ‘good Karna’ (Karna was loyal to the antagonistic Kauravas in Mahabharata) or ‘good ear’ or maybe a ‘good listener’ if that sounds better.

[@spacetator69]

@@kilanspeaks this is great explaination, I have lack of knowledge about his delegacy toward middle easts and the birth certificate during the VoC/dutch era. Thank you kilan

[@exxonityy5822]

Haha, "Suharto", get it?

[@beabdubi]

​@@exxonityy5822 nope

[@chvhndrtntlr3482]

That's the western version of Indonesia especially from dutch perspective. In Indonesian perspective, the discussion of united Indonesia already started in 1928, as Indonesian called as youth pledge where many scholar from different part of dutch-indies make a convention The japan and dutch military aggression basically the same But one element that completely cut off from that story is the Indonesian diplomacy that convince many kingdoms in java, Sumatra, birneo, bali, sulawesi, etc to united under one flag which is Indonesia They support indonesian independence movement by donating their gold and money, giving their army and also their land even authority as a king to join Indonesia Is not Indonesia declared their independence on java and sumatra first then they gradually claiming and fight through military campaign to stole ex-dut h indies land.... Many kingdom under dutch-indies united and formed a new democratic republic of Indonesia to fight imperialism and colonialism

[@niemand1072]

It is not a Dutch perspective at all, I'd say its an american perspective rather

[@Heavenlyrules]

One of critical reasons why the US retreaded its support for the netherland was because the republic although crushed, in fact it was not completely eradicated, and by that period many republican leaders who tended toward the left started to seek armed support from the soviet and china. Now imagine what would happen if a spark that the netherland failed to extinguish, was instead refuled by the east bloc. Indonesia will become the first pandemonium of the 3th WW. Especially when the netherland stubbornly tried to hold new guinea. You can see how seriously indonesian was in matters regarding their independece, adding fact that soviet was also known to generously shares their nukes like they are sharing som kind of biscuits to their allies

[@Einer4077]

Make sense, remembering they have the manniest nukes in the world

[@aghost132483]

Yes, and Soviet had full support to Indonesia during conflict with the Dutch on New Guinea, Indonesia military become the largest in the region during the conflict, due to soviet military equipment flooded Indonesia and big war after WW II would be started and escalated immediately. USA know this and withdrawed their support on the Dutch, this made the Dutch under power against Indonesia Military, then they're retreated.

[@gold9994]

You're making it seem that it's okay to invade other nation.

[@Heavenlyrules]

@@gold9994 no. I did not. I am instead purely amazed by the indonesian spirit to determine their own fate.

[@boulderbash4890]

This is quite interesting

[@blurphy]

This is why Indonesia is different than any ex-Ducth and British colonies. It has an absolute independent unlike other former colonies which nowadays still get political and economic influence from their former colonizers

[@SetiKt]

I wouldn't call 300+ years of being colonized "crushed"

[@silverash896]

@@SetiKt compared to other, then yes.

[@freedcrypto]

Yes, we are. While Indonesia is not a first world country, I find living in Indonesia quite comfortable and you can practically do anything you want within the boundary of laws

[@user-cv7wz8sc8j]

Kita di jajah 40 tahun, sisanya monopoli dagang

[@sebastiangiovinco2871]

@@user-cv7wz8sc8j sarua we eta mahh... podo ae. and i dare to say, that the richness of the Dutch get by now is the richness they "steal" from Indonesia

[@IzanamiWalker]

One thing to underline is with every agreement, the one who break them first was always Dutch. And even at the end, in the round table agreement Dutch only recognize United State of Indonesia under Sovereign of The Netherlands. So up until recently they still don't recognize Republic of Indonesia as its own country. European at that time think that they are opressed and colonized by Germany. But at the same time they themself was opressing other country, especially in SEA and Africa. The hipocrisy

[@zottirgen]

Welcome to European hypocrisy sugarcoated with empty terms like human rights, democracy, freedom of speech

[@sayakita3373]

Until Indonesia pays up....

[@milluka9262]

Ironically Netherlands become "The World Court" in 1945, yet their action in agression of Indonesia remain untouched, since they just accept that Indonesia independence in 1949 not 1945, so their war crime before 1949 was UNTOUCHED

[@aryw8634]

The Netherlands has officially recognized Indonesia's independence in 1945 in their parliament recently.

[@milluka9262]

@@aryw8634 yea bro thx for the info, i just google it, they admitted Indonesia independence day, but sadly they still cover the war crimes they ever did

[@gamestorynyc2420]

​@@milluka9262 they apologized for the crime they did

[@milluka9262]

@@gamestorynyc2420 yeah surely they did, and at the same time, they don't investigate it, or charge a ppl thats responsible for it to court

[@FerdySambo118]

@@milluka9262 war crime court is not important, less indonesia could be sued by timor leste too. indonesia is not anti dutch, like timor leste believe in the saying `let bygones be bygones`......but what's important is the annoying west papuan separatists who claimed that papua was a separate colony.....it was a separate colony only because the dutch took it in 1949 (until 63).

[@forbidenfox3453]

Fun fact "POTATO" word in japan is "JAGAIMO" meaning "JAGATORA NO IMO" or "POTATO FROM JAKARTA ( INDONESIA )" , and we took some inspirations for some word in bahasa from dutch and japanese too with little bit modification ,even some food have similarities name and form too

[@supreme_noobgg233]

bahasa means language

[@radityaerlang9206]

​@@supreme_noobgg233 The Indonesian language is often referred as Bahasa

[@supreme_noobgg233]

@@radityaerlang9206 i know

[@avumiku]

@@radityaerlang9206 while it is often, I still think that it's cringe. It's just like calling the English language just "Language"

[@silverash896]

@@radityaerlang9206 and it's stupid, just call it Indonesian, instead of bahasa. it's so cringe every time i hear it.

[@lukasbauer586]

Netherlands in the eyes of the world : High, Cool, Chill and Funny Guy Netherlands in the eyes of Indonesia: Wicked Despicable Colonizer

[@harmacist6623]

I mean, can you blame them though? A lot of folks have mostly moved on, though I doubt it will be forgotten entirely.

[@unknownplayer5708]

I see no one in indonesia hating the netherlands now

[@nurlindafsihotang49]

@@harmacist6623 never will be forgotten. So we never forget those bitter lesson of never let European do those damages ever again. And can you say Europe stopped trying? After many times they use UN or NATO to bully Indonesia, just recently forcing Indonesia to export nickle in raw conditions and cheaply. Which Indonesia rejected vehemently and equate it like when Netherland forced Indonesia to planted Tobbaco and Sugar Cane during colonization.

[@tjlu47]

I see no one in Indonesia hating the Netherlands now, now it’s a different era, not the colonial era Many Indonesians study and vacation in the Netherlands every year, there are also many Dutch tourists in Indonesia, especially to Bali and climbing mountains in Java The past is enough to be used as a lesson, move on and don’t let it happen again

[@Adrifilan90]

@@tjlu47agree and now I’m married with Dutch guy , well I guess Indonesian people has moved on and we living in different areas and sorry for those suffering during Dutch colonial

[@pramannitouwassy1416]

It was bloody revolutions for Indonesia, both of my grandparents fought for this struggle..my grandpa buried in heroes cemetery

[@DefinedCmajor]

Respect 🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🎩🎩🎩🎩🎩🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺

[@rosdisaid9402]

Syabas from Hj Rosdi Malaysia

[@ayumihamano5091]

Big respect... Rest in peace 🍂🥀

[@ariesfaturrahman7982]

Respect

[@samuelp.1022]

My great grandpa also fought

[@cobaren5883]

That's why WW2 is a blessing for some countries because their colonizers were weakened by the war and thus allowed them to get their independence.

[@aang807]

I dont agree with you. Iam Indonesian, our country achieve National by blood, not easy man. Because Dutch don't want give up. We fight for that. You don't know anything man ...

[@cobaren5883]

@@aang807 I don't mean to discredit your ancestors' effort to gain independence and I might have worded it wrongly. Yes, some countries such as your country might get independence eventually without ww2, but for how long? It is undeniable that ww2 helped the process of independence become quicker because not only dutch weakened but so does Japan during their occupation. Without ww2, Dutch might have firmer control over their colonized lands and independence won't be any less easier.

[@frankmuscular]

​@@cobaren5883 fact

[@rmirawan8455]

not entirely but in certain aspects yes, the most important part is that we had been weaken by the "devide et impera" strategy of the dutch and some of our Ancestor have finally overcome that, then we become stronger by uniting vision of one Nation, our first President was a good diplomat to gain support from other Nation to finally winning Indonesia as a free Nation

[@sultanahsan9257]

Fact Many Country Get Independence from Colonialism Because UN And Superpower Country (USA And USSR) Don't Agree Colonialism Because When Country Still Attacking People And Colonies That Violates A Humanity Issues

[@Fuunism]

4:20 there's something wrong with this, it's says Fig 1: Sukarno with the Dutch Royal Family while in the photo it isn't Sukarno but Suharto (2nd president of Indonesia)

[@p4n23r]

The photo show Suharto and his wife Mrs Tien.

[@MDBChannel101]

Admin nya mungkin gk terlalu kenal sama 2 tokoh itu bg

[@Savantastic]

Namanya mirip maklum sih, tapi ya tetep koreksi aja.

[@jordan_-yj4gh]

i notice that too

[@MbahMu9829]

You should emphasize that Soekarno was basically forced to declare independence by the young revolutionaries. They literally kidnap him and Hatta(who soon to be the forst vice president ) and pressure them to proclaim independence at 17th of August. Soekarno was notoriously known as japanese collaborator. And he initially wanted to delay the proclamation to avoid Japan's harsh reaction. While the young revolutionaries convinced that it needs to be done ASAP after japans surrender to the allies.

[@choriamanah]

And i"m so glad that he did comply. If a country surrender during a war, its colobized country will be given to the winner country. If soekarno didn't proclaimed independence, we would be back under colonization

[@Kxkichi.216_]

Oh yeah I forgot the part where Soekarno and Moh Hatta was literally kidnapped by the young revolutionaries lmfaoo

[@m1.01zahranormansyah4]

you beat me to it! it was the most fascinating part of the event imo. rengasdengklok event was the moment our youth showing off their massive balls lol, they literally call japanese vice admiral and ask a place to stay preparing for script and declaration

[@immanuel6233]

Yeah, i was gonna comment that, "no soekarno didn't took his chance to declare indonesia independence, the younger revolutionaries 'convinced' him to"

[@cuanhunter1969]

Thank God, the young revolutionaries kidnap Soekarno, if they didn't do it, our history Will never be the same

[@princeraydenn1343]

Sejarah kemerdekaan indonesia dari sisi sejarah yang ditulis oleh pihak belanda. Rentetan waktu kejadian berbeda. Terima kasih sudah memperkaya pengetahuan kami, tentang sisi pandang sejarah kami dari pihak belanda, walaupun kami lebih meyakini sisi sejarah dari pihak bangsa kami indonesia. 🙏

[@ericww1993]

Bos, ada pepatah "sejarah ditulis oleh sang pemenang". Dunia ini abu2, kalo anda percaya mentah2 pelajaran di sekolah, ya sorry to say, masih banyak fakta2 yg tidak ditulis di buku sejarah

[@princeraydenn1343]

@@ericww1993 memang benar sejarah ditulis demi kepentingan masing2 negara untuk memperthankan martabatnya, kemanusian no sekian, seperti westeriling si penjagal bagi kita penjahat perang yg membantai ribuan masyrakat sipil, bagi mereka pahlawan negara, ya itu salah satunya, faktanya negara kita memang dijajah oleh belanda segala sendi kehidupan, tanah, hasil bumi mereka kuasai keseluruhannya, sistem perkauman, yg memisahkan masyarakat berdasarkan kelas mereka lakukan guna memecah antar anak bangsa, para bangsawan mereka jadikan mandor "romusha" bagi rakyar mereka sendiri, seperti tanam paksa kerja paksa, catatan sejarah mungkin tidak akurat, tetapi apa yg dirasakan oleh rakyat saat itu mengakar kuat di benak serta pikiran mereka yg akhirnya mereka kisahkan dalam sanubari para keturunan mereka yg diceritkan baik lisan maupun tulisan, mungkin foto atau vidio singkat dizamannya dan bagi mereka/pihak belanda para pejuang adalah extrimis yg harus dimusnahkan.

[@MuhammadRizkyS-nd3zl]

wkwkwk

[@chocho6766]

Sebenernya sama aja, disaat bangsa indonesia bersatu kemerdekaan tinggal menunggu waktu

[@jamp00tperformance73]

Oh gak gitu. Sejarah itu 100% propaganda.

[@ilhammustofa7305]

please note, there are some mistakes and problems after that, on a de jure basis Indonesia is not entirely indepedence until Roundtable Agreement in the Hague leads by Hatta in 1949 and the result Dutch only recognized Indonesia as a nation as United States of Indonesia (without Western New Guinea Island) and the Dutch still control and did not give Western New Guinea to Indonesia until 1962.

[@harryblack7323]

Indonesia declared itself independent on 17 August 1945, however the Dutch didn't recognize it and tried to come back with force. In december 1949 the Federal Republic of Indonesia was created and this time with Dutch cooperation. After 8 months this F.R. of Indonesia was disbanded and became part of the Unitary Republic of Indonesia. Until now the Dutch has refused to recognize the date of Indonesian Independence in August 1945.

[@ilhammustofa7305]

@@harryblack7323 yup, it is like what I said. Based on the jure basis only the dutch that did not recognized Indonesia in 1945 until 1949 but in the facto Indonesia already got its indendepence in 1945 and also already recognised by some countries.

[@harryblack7323]

@@ilhammustofa7305 There is a difference between the Unitary state Republic of Indonesia (independent since Aug. 1945) and the Federal state of Indonesia (which existed from Dec. 1949 and disbanded in Aug. 1950). So far the Dutch have only accepted the creation of the Federal state of Indonesia.

[@ilhammustofa7305]

@@harryblack7323 I know that both, I understand what were you saying and your statements are correctly right. Here, I just want the author know about this based on the jure and the facto basis if Indonesia wants gain its independence during 1945 and 1949 because there are 2 versions here in 1945 was Indonesian version and in 1949 was the Dutch version. Thanks

[@otak2kacang2channel38]

Bukan ada kesalahan. Lo aja yg sewaktu guru menerangkan sejarah di sekolah, kamu malah sibuk ngupil & menjilati upil itu..wkkwkwkwkw 🤣🤣 semua orang yg sekolah nya bener pasti tau, bawa kemerdekaan Indonesia tahun 1945 hingga masa sebelum konfrensi KMB ,masih sifatnya kemerdekaan secara de facto (punya pemerintahan, ada rakyat, punya undang2 dll), nah pasca pengakuan kedaulatan oleh belanda di KMB , maka kemerdekaan Indonesia sifatnya secara de facto & de jure.. Paham kamu ??? Jangan merasa ahli sejarah klo kamu lebih banyak ngupil daripada membaca buku wkkwkwkwk🤣🤣

[@Gunarman]

Belanda melihat Indonesia sebagai Budak yg memberontak pada kehendak Tuannya maka, aksi militer Belanda selama 1945-1949 dinamakan aksi polisionil/penegakan hukum dan ketertiban. Banyak Anak Muda Belanda yg gabung Militer Belanda untuk dikirim ke Hindia Belanda karena termakan omongan/propaganda bahwa Hindia Belanda dijalankan/dibajak oleh sekelompok Teroris Pengacau. Hasilnya begitu mulai banyak informasi mengalir dari Hindia Belanda dan Internasional tentang kelakuan Militer Belanda di Hindia Belanda justru Rakyat Belanda sendiri yang menolak aksi polisionil Belanda. Indonesia tidak merdeka dengan santai dan diberi cuma-cuma oleh Belanda. Indonesia berjuang dengan apapun yg Kami punya. Sudah biasa ada cerita kalo Tentara Pelajar dan TRI bertempur dengan 1 senapan untuk 5 orang dengan 4 orang lainnya bawa arit, golok, atau bambu runcing. Semangat Merdeka Rakyat Indonesia kala itu sudah jauh dari akal para Militer Belanda sehingga di Lapangan para Militer Belanda bisa paham bahwa aksi Mereka ternyata memang sebagai bentuk Penjajahan. Just translate My commet up there. I won't make It English because mine is not that great.

[@FerdySambo118]

semua penjajah eropa saat itu intinya gitu, gak hanya belanda, perancis juga menjajah ulang indochina(vietnam dll). tapi harus dinyatakan eksplisit bahwa belanda (mencoba) menjajah ulang, karena gara2 belanda balik stlh proklamasi, maka papua jadi lepas sepanjang 49-63. kalo gak dinyatakan eksplisit, banyak orang gak ngerti sangkanya papua itu koloni yg berbeda dari hindia belanda, padahal sama, mereka hanya beda krn belanda "(mencoba) menjajah ulang".

[@sgares6741]

@@iwansimatupang7772ya semuanya budak dong kalau gitu. Di negara barat pun pajak itu tinggi dan lebih keras & ketat malah. Stop trying to sound smart because you sound really dumb + your comment stinks like youre poor.

[@ip0ezguk876]

2 Best UK General (even Germany couldn't beat them) from WW2 was killed in The Battle of Surabaya.

[@herrywijaya829]

if that uk Gen you mean is Gen. Mallaby,, it was actually such a tragedy. he was accidentally caught into shooting around dutch marines which guard a bank and several indonesian militia..

[@iwansimatupang7772]

Basically you are living in circle of slavery but you are happy but own nothing... You own nothing but fell happy.. Soekarno is also Same part of global elite, is all Stage.. is a Drama.. Meanwhile you don't understand the story'. Wkwkwkwk

[@YouOnUsPath]

​@@iwansimatupang7772 memang bagaimana ceritanya? Ditulis di buku apa? Atau hanya bualan konspirasi yang terlampau gila

[@fird.widh87]

​@@iwansimatupang7772 kan emang yang penting hepi pak.

[@zairfinz8344]

my grandfather was 75 years before he died in 2019, he told us that his father.. my great grandfather was dragged out from the house , gathered in group with his four friends and they were shot dead in front of the people of the village. The dutch killed my great grandfather because they cut a massive tree to cut off the dutch trafic for artillery supply. We lived in Bangka Belitung, and our vilage name is Zed or just Simply Z..

[@dondog3123]

As a malay malaysian from a former british malaya ive always had my admiration on indonesias history

[@iwansimatupang7772]

No, Indonesia is also under British but third party is under Mughal Empire.. Indonesia name is create by British..

[@SupyanSauri]

@@iwansimatupang7772 nama Indonesia berasal dari peneliti Jerman

[@ubpnusantara]

Malaysial merdeka hadiah dari ratu inggris😂 Malaysial tidak punya sejarah .

[@pgwidjaja]

4:24 This is not a picture of Soekarno for sure. But I appreciate the Nederland's perspective on our shared history. Ultimately Indo and Dutch are linked as we shared more than history together.

[@GameBreaker5000-bm9fs]

Soeharto 💪

[@da_pawz]

Yup a grave error. I felt offended a little bit.😅

[@GameBreaker5000-bm9fs]

Pak pekoB

[@marcoaustin8227]

Great video, thanks Guus!

[@HindsightYT]

I’m glad to see you here Marco! 👍

[@ridzuanakil7780]

Taniah Indonesia. Terus berjuang. Dari saudRa mu di Malaysia

[@ItsDelano]

Indonesian here, my classmates and I have been talking about the history of Indonesia's independence back in 17/8/1945, I have been doing it for 1 year

[@AR-bh3mn]

En tot op de dag van vandaag voelen de meeste Indonesiërs zich nog steeds gekwetst door de kolonisatie die plaatsvond... 😌 Maar de betrekkingen tussen landen zijn erg goed…… Ik hoop dat de Nederlandse regering visa vrijgeeft voor Indonesische burgers als een vorm van verontschuldiging voor de geschiedenis...

[@Lukas-fk5xz]

Tidak akan mungkin, krn semua negara penjajah yg memberikan visa kepada negara-negara jajahannya adalah negara telah yg dimerdekakan oleh negara penjajahnya/sudah berhasil mempunyai pengaruh besar yg tersembunyi pada negara-negara persemakmuran tersebut meskipun rahasia dan tersembunyi Contohnya Inggris dan negara-negara jajahannya yg diberi visa gratis! It will not be possible, because all colonial countries that provide visas to their colonized countries are countries that have been liberated by their colonizing countries / have succeeded in having a large hidden influence on these commonwealth countries even though they are secret and hidden For example the UK and its Commonwealth countries which are given free visas! Het zal niet mogelijk zijn, omdat alle koloniale landen die visa verstrekken aan hun gekoloniseerde landen, landen zijn die zijn bevrijd door hun koloniserende landen / erin zijn geslaagd een grote verborgen invloed uit te oefenen op deze landen van het Gemenebest, ook al zijn ze geheim en verborgen Bijvoorbeeld het VK en de landen van het Gemenebest die gratis visa krijgen!

[@Comrade_Veteran11]

"En tot" ☠💀😭😭🖐

[@ahmadkhoirudin9622]

BelANJING is netherDOG

[@wiandryadiwasistio2062]

@@Comrade_Veteran11bjir beneran en tot dong 🥵

[@stressedhaish69420]

wkwkwk@@Comrade_Veteran11

[@mrzonkmon3118]

my grandmother once told me that at that incident my grandmother was still small, when the invaders came she always hid in a river ditch to avoid the evil invaders. he told me about it and he pointed to the place where he was hiding

[@bunja9927]

same ,my grandma just told me about it, she was 7 years old at that time

[@YuraDevs]

This is a great video discussing the process of Indonesian independence since 1945, great job!

[@yogirprayogi6332]

I love channels like this. Greetings of peace to all.

[@duddydjaya1004]

Short but clear and correct. Thank you.

[@melllll000]

I'm happy that Indonesia is independent, greetings from Indonesia 🇮🇩❤

[@iwansimatupang7772]

Lol... If you feel Independen is myth.. . freedom is a myth.. Proof you still pay tax, everything is tax... Everything is tax . Than you still believe you are independen... In Batavia Era, there is not many Tax.. To build a road also, they use their own money not yours... Now, on.. 75 years you are in circle of slavery but you feel happy because your minds is null About the real.. Is all lie to you and human

[@farhanryandi]

Great video! This explain the reason of my father who studied in the Netherlands said that Dutch (and probably most of the Western/European countries) acknowledge the Independence Day of Indonesia is in 1949. In which, contradictively opposite with stories I learned in history class in school, and contitutionally we have 17th of August 1945 as our Independence Day. We are now celebrating the 78th years of Independence. Despite the debate on which year that actually Indonesia is independent, I just want to correct some of the picture and graphic used in the video are irrelevant: 1. The picture of Soekarno and Royal Dutch Family is actually Soeharto (the 2nd President of Indonesia); 2. The map of Indonesia, during those timelines (between 1927 and 1949), Timor Leste is in the territory of Indonesia, just like West Papua, although they were colonialised by the Portugese until 1975 and officially become Indonesia's in 1976. They gain their independence in 2002. Thank you for makimg this video.

[@zulfanrinaldiaditama299]

Great content!

[@golden-project081]

Good content, but I love how some details in the video were corrected in the comment section here from actual Indonesians.

[@kikywang3166]

Dutch is the worst colonizer in my perspective. It divided Indonesia until 1963 when West Papua became part of Indonesia. So, OPM must be learn from this history. Long life Indonesia ❤

[@gamestorynyc2420]

Leopold was way worse

[@ThePersonMakesEXEs]

Kinda funny i got this in my recommendations during Indonesia's birthday and im from Indonesia so uhm thank you for making this amazing vid!!!

[@captain_grizzlor_747_PK-GSG]

Me too !

[@Ann-001]

As an Indonesian citizen, this is very well serve, thank you.

[@Nedwin]

Proud to be Indonesian. Thanks for the review. ❤

[@rezkysijabat6668]

4:23 is Soeharto (2nd president of Indonesia) not Soekarno

[@TUHANbukanorangARAB]

The independence day of Indonesia is August 17 year 1945 when was under Japan empire colonization so Netherland should acknowledge the independence day.

[@ykn7018]

Japan had already lost the war by then

[@redbuIIracing33]

They already did that very recently.

[@wahyuk9747]

Thank you for discussing our country Indonesia

[@sanres]

As many others have hinted in this comment section, this video is amazing but definitely uses Dutch POV more than Indonesian POV.

[@lilykarinda991]

The Dutch government has just finally acknowledged the official independence of Indonesia in 1945

[@needmorequarts1081]

and i guess it need another century for the dutch government to acknowledged it in their hearts well at least a progress is still a progress.

[@sebastiangiovinco2871]

the Dutch governor must pay-back 4,5 billions Gulden to Indonesian governor then.

[@needmorequarts1081]

@@sebastiangiovinco2871 I doubt they'll do it because there's no honour among thieves.

[@sebastiangiovinco2871]

@@needmorequarts1081 okayy... then don't blame the Moroccans, Afrikans, or any other ethnic that seems create "riot" or sort of "invaded" to their country and another EU country, and seems the Governor cannot do anything about it. because it was karma taking place i guess.

[@lilykarinda991]

@@sebastiangiovinco2871 Nah. Just acknowledging the fact would be enough. Maybe just put the new independence date in their history textbook or something. Money wise, my ancestors gave them so much, they can never repay.

[@Minimaation]

ive never seen someone be so correct about indonesia history

[@arvi7281]

Great vids!

[@memixHONMONO]

Thank you for explaining the history of our nation

[@harukanakamoto7755]

Indonesians took their Independence chance after USA dropped bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, as it weakened Japan's Army in Indonesia after they took it from Dutch. After the Allied won the war, Dutch came back and annulled the Independence of Indonesia. Indonesians tried to fight back the Dutch through diplomacy. After years and years finally Dutch recognized the Independence of Indonesia. I'm really grateful for All the Unsung Heroes who fought for Indonesia's Independence. Can't imagine how it feels born in the war. Mengheningkan Cipta😔

[@dinnuwicaksono]

There's some mistaken at 4:20, in the picture it is written Sukarno with Dutch royal family, but it is Suharto (the 2nd Indonesia president).

[@4f1q]

The story still doesn't end there, The island of Papua at that time was still in dutch's control and they gave Indonesia papua at october 1962

[@2goodfortwo204]

How do you find these footages? 9 years of school in Indonesia and i've never seen so much old footage of Indonesian before proclamation was announced in 10 minutes. Best we had at a presentations were just pictures and the teacher would explain what happened here and there.

[@HindsightYT]

A lot is from old news reels and archives in the US, which are partly digitalized and publicly available. If there’s anything specific you’re interested in tracing down, let me know and I might have the source somewhere.

[@friedrichvonhertling9371]

​@@HindsightYTany links of the websites?

[@thegrandlord2914]

Dutch in 1949: just you wait!!! I will take revenge Indonesia: 😑 okay Later in 1962 Dutch: tell me you are kidding Indonesia: *heavily buffed by uni sovyet Indonesia: wassup!!! USA: pssst!!! You better surrender. This dude will smack you badly Dutch: is he? Indonesia: *kissing his biceps USA: yes Dutch: okay ☹️

[@neesothedoctor5088]

😂😂😂😂

[@unknown_uprising0101]

got it for real

[@muhammadyusuf-mx5lb]

Lol....

[@nadindakirana5650]

Cringe

[@muhammadyusril6517]

Indonesia : Woouuhhhhhhh, WASSUP MOTHERFUCKER, did u miss me 😚

[@MbNFiles]

What software that you used for making this video Sir?

[@HindsightYT]

Mostly Adobe After effects.

[@skyocean8564]

terimakasih telah membuat video keren ini 😀

[@just.luvioo]

As someone from Indonesia, MY GOD THOSE NAME PRONUNCIATION ARE SO GOOD

[@tahubulat5516]

1:48 Indeed, Indonesia declared independence from the Netherlands, but at that time it was more specific to Japan, because at that time the Dutch had left Indonesia, and brought back allies (Britain) to carry out military aggression (Reconquer the Indonesia)

[@Inovatornotimitator]

Indonesia adalah satu-satunya negara yg berdiri atas perjuangan. Yg belum ada menjadi ada. Itulah Indonesia. Jangan bandingkan dengan negara yang sudah berdiri lalu di invasi. Itu tidak bisa disamakan dengan Indonesia. Kalau Indonesia dari belum ad menjadi ada dengan perjuangan. Mengusir penjajah

[@frankagustinus5508]

Sebenarnya banyak sih negara/kerajaan lain yang berdiri atas perjuangan, belum ada menjadi ada dengan mengusir pihak yang menduduki nya, misalnya Belanda itu sendiri mengusir kependudukan Spanyol lalu membentuk negara Belanda, lalu Inggris yang mengusir Viking, Indonesia tentunya, Amerika Serikat, jangan lupa Turki, Mesir, lalu negara2 di Amerika latin seperti Argentina, dll.

[@Inovatornotimitator]

@frankagustinus5508 yg anda sebutkan negara2 yg sudah berdiri pada awalnya kan? sebelum di invasi sudah ada nama negara tersebut? nanti deh aku googling. Komenku adalah sambung lidah dari statemen Pak Mahfud MD

[@DarthEnigma13]

The photo at 4:19 is wrong captioned and misplaced. That's not the picture of our first president Soekarno but of our second indonesian president Soeharto & first lady Sitih Hartinah Soeharto.

[@majujaya8217]

Indonesia mengklaim kemerdekaan 17 Agustus 1945 tapi blanda tdk ingin Indonesia merdeka, lalu perang 1945-1949 Mendapatkan kekuasaan penuh 27 Desember 1949. Tapi hari ulang tahun Indonesia selalu di rayakan setiap tgl 17 Agustus

[@Sokon2011]

At the end.... 1. No Indonesian speaks Dutch 2. No Indonesian think about Dutch when going to Europe It should be a better history between Dutch and Indonesia

[@blanc6519]

"No Indonesian speak Ducth" Soekarno: am i joke to you?

[@diwucalberich462]

​@@blanc6519 i think they mean for general everyday use, no one here speak dutch as their daily language lol

[@iamsorryforbeingrudebefore1626]

​@@blanc6519bro you tried so hard to sound smart but you sound quite the opposite.

[@alexfebrianoo]

it''s also worth mentioning that, after the atomic bomb dropped, thousand Japanese soldier refuse to go back to japan and fight for Indonesian instead, we even buried them in Kalibata national hero Cemetry

[@atan6263]

Nice video.

[@asupit1]

This is important video, as most Indonesian believe that we won the war purely by our own. When in fact, the international community both Arab and the US played a crucial role in securing Indonesian status. Without them, specially the US, we probably still under the Dutch crown.

[@TimVerbeekbridge]

I think it would only have postponed it for 20 years. Indonesia was one of the first colonies who became independent, but in the next 30 years all colonies became independent. I think it would have been too difficult for the Dutch to hold Indonesia.

[@asupit1]

@@TimVerbeekbridge Or it can became like Aruba & Curaçao. Retaining the name Dutch East Indies as a Constituent country

[@TimVerbeekbridge]

@@asupit1 Those are very small coiuntries, who also still depend on The Netherlands when there is a crisis. Suriname also got their independence, althought they have just 600.000 inhabitants (350.000 descendants live btw in the Netherlands atm). Uncomparable with the size of Indonesia.

[@samuelp.1022]

The netherlands actually won militarily but lost diplomacy

[@enbizihtn]

this is wrong, Indonesia became independent on August 17, 1945, this video is the Dutch version, understand that the channel is from the Netherlands

[@moonlightmaslim2621]

Thank you for this video! You may not read this comment, however this video is really usefull as someone who is studying in school.

[@HindsightYT]

I read every single comment! Thank you for expressing your gratitude and I’m glad it was helpful.

[@moonlightmaslim2621]

@@HindsightYT Wow! I actually never thought you would read your comments, since there are many comments. You must be a really amazing person to have to persistence to do this all!

[@livingbydesignnotbydefault9743]

@@HindsightYT you make so many mistakes, do your research properly

[@user-qw3qv6lr3z]

Happy indonesian independence day all

[@SH4UNXVIKING]

My grandpa was a WW2 veteran in Indonesia (not trying to flex or anything) But he was great at sniper and great at parachute.

[@edwardyunirman5935]

nice

[@mamunarifin7684]

Indonesia for indonesians!!🇮🇩✊🏻

[@richarddawson5502]

Papua is not indonesia free papua

[@mamunarifin7684]

@@richarddawson5502 Free sarawak💛

[@muhamadnasib1781]

@@richarddawson5502 free for aborigin land in australia..

[@muhamadnasib1781]

@@richarddawson5502 free for palestine

[@richarddawson5502]

@@muhamadnasib1781 imdonesian army massacre native papua

[@AuroraBtw-]

Congratulations you summoned the whole entire Indonesian community

[@muhammadhamzah932]

Soekarno: *declared the independence of Indonesia Also Soekarno before that: 1:27

[@Rewddy]

As an indonesian people, I See this as an absolute win

[@paidikembaranepaijo4018]

*Heroes Country* 🇮🇩

[@grassfield1]

Wow, you're so informed about this, I'm touched. But, let me correcting some little things: - 1811 - British occupied Indonesia by force from Netherland, end by British got Malaca, the Malaysia, Indonesia was still by the hand of Netherland and some to Portuguese. - 1945 - Indonesia gained independent from Japan, not Netherland, it was when Hiroshima(Aug 6) and Nagasaki(Aug 9) got bombed. Netherland couldn't occupy Indonesia at that time cz war with Germany - 1945,1946 - British army came to Indonesia to take control of the situation but in actuality they came with Netherland army and wanted to occupy Indonesia and it soon cause war again. Nederlands-Indonesische rondetafelconferentie was the negotiation name that finally make Netherland back down. (There's 1 last thing after that, war for West New Guinea, end in 1969).

[@andieyoesoef]

I'm Indonesian Thank for share ❤ Love & Peace ❤

[@bots102]

7:27 so basically the US helped to kick out Japan from Indonesia with their atomic bombs and they also kick out the Dutch by witdrawing their support. Its like Indonesia have their guardian angel, without the US, Indonesia will still be either Japanese or Dutch colony.

[@moparcorvette8056]

Indonesian-American Association Works 🇮🇩🇺🇸👍🏻

[@nchrphds]

it's really interesting to see these moments from their point of view, its completely different with what i have heard here

[@abigail_mcleod]

Thanks !

[@denzelklarenaar5883]

Top video, maar waarom spreek je 6:28 ''Van Mook Line'' niet als normaal Nederlands uit?

[@HindsightYT]

Hahahah ja het kwam er nu een beetje uit als een mix tussen de Nederlandse en Engelse uitspraak. Dat is altijd een opgave met niet-Engelse woorden in een Engelse voice-over.

[@denzelklarenaar5883]

@@HindsightYT haha

[@santoyu7547]

Before you upload other nation's history, please do more research, some of the pictures are mistakenly placed, and some information are skipped, some missed. you can't make a history video with this style

[@hebneh]

The decolonization process internationally continued into the 1970s, which in retrospect is an amazingly lengthy period.

[@boulderbash19700209]

What do you mean?

[@boulderbash19700209]

@@hebneh Which one? Indonesia one?

[@boulderbash19700209]

@@hebneh Then it last until 21st century. Indonesian colony of East Timor became independent in 2002. Come to think of it, there is another Indonesian colony of West Papua that has not been liberated.

[@adytiacandrawibawa3115]

@@boulderbash19700209As an Indonesian, I acknowledge that East Timor (Timor Leste) is not part of Indonesia, this is evidenced by that East Timor is not a Dutch colony, while all parts of Indonesia must be former Dutch colonies. Indonesia did make a mistake by invading East Timor, although in fact it recruited East Timor into a special province, and prospered it. However, due to different historical backgrounds, we (Indonesia) had to conduct a referendum so that there would be no bloodshed. Meanwhile, for Papua and Aceh, it is still historically bound to be part of the Dutch colony. If all Austronesian peoples were united, then this country could stretch from the Philippines, but all of them have different histories.

[@malakatan3235]

It is hard when Europe & even America are colonists

[@opayem]

There's an error on (4:19) fig1. It is the picture of Soeharto the second President of Indonesia. Not Sukarno.

[@user-hf8nb9mb4e]

Indonesia annexed Dutch Nieuw Guinea. Locals did not accept annexation and preferred to remain Dutch. They still fight occupiers.

[@bigcodeteknomedia7859]

recently dutch government has acknowledge Indonesia independent was 17 august 1945, it's mean they acknowledge invade Indonesia and defeated, so as the looser of the war the dutch government have to pay all the cost of the war to Indonesia isn't it?

[@duncandl910]

NO

[@chadkakung2912]

@@duncandl910 why?

[@wahedahalnahdi6252]

Indonesia who’s the one pays to the Dutch cause of the greedy queen Juliana of Dutch not only money but everything

[@mamoruchiba3301]

Like they care about paying reparations..

[@mamoruchiba3301]

Even thou the Dutchs paid reparations the money will going to some government officials pocket...

[@suadrifkoplak]

During 1948 phase Indonesian army had to deal Communist and Islamist uprising in west java and east java but can quelled. This make USA strongly favor Indonesia over Dutch because seeing the Indonesian government is anti communist

[@jejakinsani]

Communist try to infiltrate and steal the freedom they didn't even fought. While the so called "Islamist" try to seize the promised that been Betrayed by Sukarno.

[@suadrifkoplak]

​@@jejakinsaniDarul Islam Kartosuwiryo West Java is result of Linggarjati agreement who make Soekarno administration look weak to Dutch, that also making Communist dissapoint too. You talking about Darul Islam Aceh Daud Beureuh its different year in 1950s because Aceh want to be separate province from North Sumatra

[@moparcorvette8056]

Good Question 🇺🇸🇮🇩

[@sfrnx]

Hi Hindsight, just want to tell you that the man in 4:20 is not Soekarno, but the late 2nd President of Indonesia Soeharto and the late first lady Tien Soeharto. Thanks for the video!

[@Sammysnows]

despite how cruel the Japanese occupation it was actually the West who invaded Indonesia more and the longest it was starting with Spanish then the longest is Dutch/Netherlands now and then British then we have the battle for independence where Dtuch invades the country again. some vets that live to this day who experienced the war for independence still hold hatred toward the Netherlands. my grandpa told me he would never forgive the Netherlands despite they had already given a national apology, the hatred is already permanent to him and even in his grave. the damage from the War of Independence 1945-1949 is an insult to many veterans because the Dutch thinks Indonesia's independence if 1949 but in reality Indonesia gain independence on August 17,1945 2 DAYS after Japan surrendered to America.

[@browneast3271]

whatever it is, Indonesia is now independent without the condition of a 999 year land lease

[@moratheexplorer5791]

Japan really helped Indonesia achieve independence, even though the Japanese tortured it more cruelly than the Dutch.

[@ninakemala7414]

Because japanese realized that they would lost in WW II. So japanese promised independence for indonesians. It was atomic bombs in Hiroshima and Nagasaki that changed all. Japanese surrendered to allied. So there was a vacuum administration in Indonesia. The Independence was declared as soon as possible. So our independence was not japanese giving.

[@m1.01zahranormansyah4]

on the behalf of Indonesians : HELL FUCKING NO! we are under new WORSE management, if we have to give our thanks it will be for USA to NUKE Japan.... TWICE, everytime i saw documentary how brutal it is the nuking, i cant shake the feeling well, sorry for your sacrifice, but we wouldnt hope another way because of the pain you caused us, but yes those innocent shouldnt be the consequences for that. and yes we did got help from japanese, but fuck japanese of that time, we rather be colonized by deutch again or even british than japanese, those clusterfucks was brutal only in fucking 3 years compared with deutch that colonized us in 3 fucking CENTURIES, we did forgive them now but a scar still there. we just recognize our japanese hero Tadashi Maeda and NO ONE ELSE

[@immanuel6233]

They were looking for quick support, so they promised to help by establishing the institution that helped indonesia prepare for independence in exchange for soldiers and compliance. Although they probably didn't planned on giving Indonesia actual independence

[@kecowak000]

1949 adalah puncak perjuangan kita bersama soviet waktu itu kita di kroyok banyak begara di kawasan papua

[@ZenRockCybear]

How does one video explain this better than my history class?

[@JC-gt1hd]

Glad indonesia highlighted recently. But unfortunately, the video seems missing details for many times as i count. Wrong photos, fighting in java and sumatra but actually smaller fight broke out in other islands as well, etc etc

[@ricorizkypradana3401]

Indonesia sejak baru di deklarasikan merdeka dengan darah, keringat dan nyawa mempertahankan kedaulatan karena perjuangan kami dan itu bukan pemberian hingga kami merdeka, sekali lagi kami telah merdeka dan bila ingin datang dan merampas kemerdekaan kami maka kami akan tetap bertarung, semboyan kami "merdeka atau mati". Jangan lupa kondisi hidup dan mati telah di lalui nenek moyang kami dan kami pun juga belajar bahwa perang bukan sekedar angkat senjata tapi juga politik, dan sekarang indonesia bukan bayi lagi tapi kami sudah memiliki pengalaman dan kami akan selalu mengingat perjuangan leluhur dan para pahlawan negara Indonesia

[@hanspetra7949]

​@@ArYzal9427Indonesia mempertahankan kemerdekaan dengan peperangan bukan seperti raja semenanjung bersulang wine ketika anggota British turun dari pesawat masuk ke istana yg di pertuan agong wkwkwkwkwk Seketika tuan ku daulat yg di pertuan agong keluar dari dalam goa kesayangannya sambil teriak merdeka... merdeka wkwkwkwkwk Tidak semudah itu penjajah merelakan negri jajahannya untuk merdeka pulang dengan tangan kosong ada perjanjian Commonwealth yg kami kenal selama 999 tahun. UMNO cerdas pandai menyembunyikan kemerdekaan halusinasinya dari rakyat sendiri dan bodohnya rakyat pun percaya 😂😂😂😂 Tahniah yg di pertuan agong kahkahkah

[@hanspetra7949]

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[@ethos-]

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[@hanspetra7949]

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[@ethos-]

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[@jonathanbrilliansugiarto4954]

As an Indonesian I'm very proud That our story is told!

[@fatalradar6967]

Prad pred prod

[@Hie_Hyoumaki]

Sometimes I sit down and think about why Indonesia was colonized was for the spices and other natural riches, but its the spices that kicked the dutch's economy up. Only to find that westerners uses only a pinch of salt, a spray of fresh grounded black pepper and a ton of cheeses in their recipes /s Meanwhile Indonesia and India both uses like more than 10 spices in many of their foods ._.)

[@december1720]

this is still reflected today, their food tends to be bland and only revolves around salt, pepper, fat and cheese. and still they dictated what the best chef and cuisine is. great irony

[@hailgard]

Your picture at 4:20 has the wrong text. It is not Soekarno it is Soeharto, meaning it doesnt come from the independence war period. It came far after probably 1965-1970. below is a link with the picture explained

[@hendricahyana]

That's Suharto, the second president of Indonesia, at 4:20.

[@arnirahmawati7525]

Yup, that's Soeharto

[@enbizihtn]

yes, thats Soeharto, no Soekarno

[@teguh3977]

happy independence day to all my fellow Indonesian 🔥🔥

[@rusvitube]

Very good channel and posting.. correction.. min 4:21.. that is the picture of Soeharto the second President of Indonesia...

[@mediocreindoman8041]

In memory of my grand father, who fight in Indonesia's independence war. MERDEKA ATAU MATI.

[@michaelmarkrealrumahorbo1075]

Dutch literally tried to colonize this country twice but still flopped

[@Dhekem]

They literally colonized Java for 350 years while they literally lost all domestic wars in Europe and were undoubtedly the weakest European imperial power. Lol what does that make you😂😂😂