Biografi Ki Hajar Dewantara Versi B

Biography Of Ki Hajar Dewantara Language Version Of The United Kingdom (Biography Ki Hajar Dewantara In English Version)Ki Hajar Dewantara Born in Yogyakarta on May 2 1889., born Raden Mas Soewardi u.s. Soeryaningrat. He comes from the family palace of Yogyakarta. Raden Mas Soewardi Soeryaningrat, even at 40 years old by the count of the Year Caka, renamed Ki Hajar Dewantara. Since then, he no longer uses a knighthood in front of his name. This meant that he could freely close to the people, both physically and heart.His life is really characterized the camps and dedication to the interests of the nation. He finished elementary school in the ELS (Holland Elementary School) then could continue to STOVIA (Bumiputra medical school), but it was not until the end because of illness. Later he worked as a journalist at several newspapers including Sedyotomo, Midden-Java, De Express, Oetoesan Indies, Moeda, Kaoem Timoer Tjahaja and Poesara. At the time, he was considered a reliable writer. His writings are very communicative, sharp and patriotic so as to evoke the spirit of anti-colonial readers.Besides tenacious as a young reporter, he was also active in social and political organization. In 1908, he was active in Boedi Oetomo the propaganda section to promote awareness and inspire people of Indonesia at that time about the importance of unity in the state and nation.Then, with Douwes Dekker (Dr. Danudirdja Setyabudhi) and Dr. Cipto Mangoenkoesoemo, he founded Indische Partij (the first political party that wing nationalism Indonesia) on December 25, 1912 which aims to achieve an independent Indonesia.They tried to register the organization to obtain legal status in the Dutch colonial government. But the Dutch government through the Governor-General: tried to block it with the presence of the party was refused registration on March 11, 1913. The reason for the refusal was that the organization is considered to evoke a sense of nationalism and unity to move against the Dutch colonial government.Then, after the refusal of registration of the legal entity status of Indische Partij he helped form the Committee Bumipoetra in November 1913. The committee as well as a rival committee of the Committee of One Hundred Years of Independence Celebration of the Dutch. Boemipoetra Committee's critique of the Dutch government intends to celebrate one hundred years of its free Holland from French colonialism to withdraw money from the people of colonies to finance the festivities.In connection with the celebration of the plan, he was criticized by Als Ik Eens Nederlander Was entitled article (If I'm A Netherlands) and Een maar Ook voor Een voor Allen Allen (One for All, All for One but Also). If I'm A Dutch writings published in newspapers owned by de Expres Dr. Douwes Dekker, among others, reads:"If I were a Dutchman, I will not hold the parties freedom in our own country who had robbed her freedom. Parallel to the way of thinking, is not only unfair, but it also does not deserve to have the inlander give donations to fund the celebration.Thought for organizing the celebration alone insulting them and now we are scratching the bag anyway. Come forward and unseen insult it! If I'm a Dutchman. What offends me and my countrymen are friends, especially the fact that the nation is required to participate in finance inlander a job that he himself had no interest at all. "As a result of his essay, the Dutch government through the Governor-General: sentenced without trial, punishment internering (waste law) is a sentence withdesignate a place to stay that allowed for a person to reside. He was sentenced to imprisonment on Bangka Island.Douwes Dekker and Cipto Mangoenkoesoemo compatriots feel unfairly treated. They also publish a pitched defend Soewardi. But the Dutch believed that writing and inciting the people to revolt against the colonial GOI. As a result, they also suspended internering. Douwes Dekker dumped in Kupang and Cipto Mangoenkoesoemo exiled to the island of Banda.But they wanted banished to the Netherlands because there they can learn to

Biography Ki Hajar Dewantara English version (Biography Ki Hajar Dewantara English Version) Ki Hajar Dewantara Born in Yogyakarta on May 2 1889.Terlahir as Raden Mas Soewardi Soeryaningrat. He comes from the family palace of Yogyakarta. Raden Mas Soewardi Soeryaningrat, even at 40 years old by the count of the Year Caka, renamed Ki Hajar Dewantara. Since then, he no longer uses a Knighthoods in front of his name. This meant that he could freely close to the people, both physically and heart. His life is really Characterized the struggle and dedication to the interests of the nation. He finished elementary school in the ELS (Elementary School Holland) could then continue to STOVIA (Bumiputera medical school), but it was not until the end because of illness. Later he worked as a journalist at Sedyotomo Including Several newspapers, Midden Java, De Express, Oetoesan Indies, Kaoem Moeda, Tjahaja Timoer and Poesara. At the time, he was Considered a reliable writer. His Writings are very communicative, sharp and patriotic so as to evoke the spirit of the anti-colonial readers. Besides tenacious as a young reporter, he was Also active in social and political organization. In 1908, he was active in the propaganda section Boedi Oetomo to promote awareness and inspire people of Indonesia at that time about the importance of unity in the state and nation. Then, with Douwes Dekker (Dr. Danudirdja Setyabudhi) and dr. Cipto Mangoenkoesoemo, he founded Indische Partij (the first political party wing nationalism that Indonesia) on December 25, 1912 the which aims to Achieve an independent Indonesia. They tried to register the organization to Obtain legal status in the Dutch colonial government. But the Dutch government through the Governor-General Idenburg tried to block it with the presence of the party was refused registration on March 11, 1913. The reason for refusal was that the organization is Considered to evoke a sense of nationalism and unity to move against the Dutch colonial government. Then, after the refusal of registration of the legal entity status Indische Partij he helped form the Committee Bumipoetra in November 1913. The committee as well as a rival committee of the Committee of One Hundred Years of Independence Celebration of the Dutch , Boemipoetera Committee's critique of the Dutch government intends to celebrate one hundred years of its free Holland from French colonialism to withdraw money from the people of colonies to finance the festivities. In connection with the celebration of the plan, he was Criticized by Als Ik eens article Was Entitled Nederlander (If I'm A Netherlands) and Een maar voor Allen Allen Ook voor Een (One for All, All for One but Also). If I'm A Dutch Writings published in newspapers owned by de Expres dr. Douwes Dekker, Among others, reads: "If I were a Dutchman, I will not hold the parties freedom in our own country who had robbed her freedom. Parallel to the way of thinking, is not only unfair, but It also does not deserve to have the inlander give donations to fund the celebration. Thought for organizing the celebration alone insulting them and now we are scratching the bag anyway. Come forward and unseen insult it! If I'm a Dutchman. What offends me and my friends countrymen especially the fact that the nation is required to finance Participate inlander a job that he himself had no interest at all. " As a result of his essay, the Dutch government through the Governor-General Idenburg sentenced without trial, punishment internering (waste law) is a sentence withdesignate a place to stay that allowed for a person to reside. He was sentenced to Imprisonment on Bangka Island. Douwes Dekker and Cipto Mangoenkoesoemo compatriots feel unfairly treated. They also publish a pitched defend Soewardi. But the Dutch Believed that writing and inciting the people to revolt against the colonial GOI. As a result, internering They also suspended. Douwes Dekker dumped in Kupang and Cipto Mangoenkoesoemo exiled to the island of Banda. But they wanted banished to the Netherlands Because there they can learn to