- Seth
Jafeth Rumkorem (1933 – 2010) was a West
Papuan military officer and
independence activist. He
chose to
defect from the
Indonesian Army to the Free...
- Kaisiepo,
Marttinus Rumayau, and
Lukas Rumkorem were
educated in
Bestuur schools. By
September 1945,
Lukas Rumkorem founded ****rikatan
Indonesia ****eka...
- Truth' as the
former were led by
former TNI member, M.L.
Prawar and S.
Rumkorem. "1 July
Kilas Balik Batalyon Papua dan TPN-OPM". Suarapapua. 2020-07-01...
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Victoria (Victoria Headquarters) in West Papua,
Brigadier General Seth
Jafeth Rumkorem,
leader of the
militant independence movement Free
Papua Movement (Indonesian:...
- flag, not a
national flag. On 1 July 1971,
Brigadier General Seth
Jafeth Rumkorem, a
former member of
Indonesian military cadet and son of an Indonesian...
- (English:
Indonesia Independence Party) was
reactivated in Biak, with
Lukas Rumkorem [id] as the party's
elected leader. The
party was the
first political party...
-
which was
formed earlier in
September 1945
under the
leadership of
Lukas Rumkorem [id].
Lukas would be
captured and
exiled to Hollandia, with the charge...
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transformed into
Party of
Indonesian Independence (PIM)
under the head of
Lukas Rumkorem.
Lukas would be
captured and
exiled to Hollandia, with the
charge he instigated...
-
school included Markus Kaisiepo,
Frans Kaisiepo,
Nicolaas Jouwe and
Lukas Rumkorem. At that time, his anti-Indonesian
views were known,
stemming from his...
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weakened by an
internal split,
where OPM's
leaders Jacob Prai and Seth
Rumkorem split ways, and most of OPM
fighters joined Prai's organization. Though...
