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Armijn Pane (18
August 1908 – 16
February 1970), also
known as Adinata, A. Soul, Empe, A. Mada, A. Banner, and Kartono, was an
Indonesian author. Armijn...
- Belenggu;
translated to
English as Shackles) is a
novel by
Indonesian author Armijn Pane. The
novel follows the love
triangle between a doctor, his wife, and...
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Eelco Visser, who had
supervised his PhD at
Utrecht University. In 2006,
Armijn Hemel presented NixOS as the
result of his Master's
thesis at Utrecht. In...
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Armijn Hemel is a
technology consultant and
noted watchman of free software. He is part of the gpl-violations.org core team, who have won
several court...
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political activism. The
three met at Soemanang's
residence with
author Armijn Pane to
discuss the
establishment of the news agency.
Soemanang named the...
- was
published by
Balai Pustaka in 1929. STA
Together with Amir
Hamzah and
Armijn Pane, they
founded and
edited a
journal that
contained the best work of...
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Zainudin Rasad,
Sutan Muhammad Zain, and
Djamaloedin Rasad (Malay, 1922);
Armijn Pane (Malay, 1938);
Louis Charles Damais (French, 1960)
Country Dutch East...
- Indonesians, a
version in
Malay in 1922 and
another Malay version in 1951 by
Armijn Pane,
excluding some Kartini's most
important letters. In 1960,
UNESCO published...
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colonial period), and
Armijn Pane. Its main
protagonists were the
three founders,
together with S****i Pane (brother of
Armijn). The
magazine was published...
- Shakles, the
English translation title for the
Indonesian novel Belenggu by
Armijn Pane
Christopher Shackle (born 1942),
English philologist G. L. S. Shackle...
