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Salikin Mardi Hardjo (1910 - July 1993) was a Javanese-Surinamese
social activist born in Malang, Jawa
Timur (East Java), Indonesia. He is
known for his...
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pencak silat organization from East Java, Indonesia,
created by Ki
Hadjar Hardjo Oetomo in 1922 and was
later agreed to be
renamed to
Persaudaraan Setia...
- In 1953, a
large group of 300
families (1,200 people), led by
Salikin Hardjo, went back to
Indonesia on the ship
Langkuas of the
Royal Rotterdam Lloyd...
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group consists of
Tresno Riadi (vocals),
Micky (b****), Yoss (guitar), Arie
Hardjo (drums),
Billy (guitar), and Anto (trombone). They are recognised[by whom...
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approximately 4.6 Mb. However, the
genome of L.
borgpetersenii serovar Hardjo is only 3.9 Mb in size with a
large number of pseudogenes, gene fragments...
- Indonesians. By the 1940s she had
become involved in the theatre, and
married Hardjo Samidi.
During the
Indonesian National Revolution,
while her
husband was...
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Louise Crous Spain – Encarnación
Zalabardo Suriname –
Virginia Blanche Hardjo Sweden –
Grete Qviberg Tunisia –
Claudine Younes Turkey –
Gulseren Kocaman...
- them and only by
doing that,
others will in turn
respect us,” said
Hardjo.
Hardjo also said that
inaccurate stereotyping of
being resistant to progress...
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Harmoko (1988–1993) As
Minister of Justice:
Ismail Saleh (1988–1993)
Nugroho Hardjo Wiyoto 1992
Yogie Suardi Memet 1993–1998 As
Minister of Information: Harmoko...
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regional dances. Rd.
Ismail Fifi
Young Zainal Abidin Nun
Zairina Kamsul Hardjo Muljo Masito Sitorus Hadisjam Tahax Tandjung Katung was
produced by Amir...
