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Tadjuddin Noor (16
April 1906 – ?) was an
Indonesian politician and nationalist. He was a
deputy speaker of the
Provisional People's
Representative Council...
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Talgat Safich Tadzetdinov,
better known as
Tadzhuddin (Russian: Талгат Сафич Тадзетдинов / Талгат Таджуддин, Tatar: Тәлгать Сафа улы Таҗетдинев, Tälğät...
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Bintauna at
Ethnologue (18th ed., 2015) (subscription required)
Hunggu Tadjuddin Usup; J. A. Karisoh-Najoan; J. Sendewana-Runtuwene; S. Remrev-Hersanti;...
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Languages of
Sulawesi Minahasan languages Sangiric languages Usup,
Hunggu Tadjuddin (1986).
Rekonstruksi Proto-Bahasa Gorontalo-Mongondow [Proto-Gorontalo-Mongondow...
- Zealand. pp. 299–318. ISBN 0-908928-00-9. OCLC 59606647. Usup,
Hunggu Tadjuddin; Rompas, Henkie; Kuhon, J.; Moningkey-Rumambi, S.V.;
Toding Datu, M.M...
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countries (Azerbaijan, Georgia),
Muslim Ossetian. Died in
Munich in 1963.
Tadjuddin Penzulayev,
Minister of Justice, Kumyk.
Killed by the
Bolsheviks in 1937...
- Indonesia),
Djaidin Purba (East Sumatra), M. A.
Pellaupessy (East Indonesia),
Tadjuddin Noor (Southeast Kalimantan) and
Teuku Muhammad Hasan (Republic of Indonesia)...
- doi:10.2307/3622930. JSTOR 3622930. Sneddon,
James N.; Usup,
Hunggu Tadjuddin (1986). "Shared
sound changes in the
Gorontalic language group: Implications...
- West
Sumatra governor Zainal Bakar,
former Bank
Indonesia governor Aslim Tadjuddin, and
former Elections Commissioner Husni Kamil Manik.
Musliar Kasim and...
- to send two pro-independence
figures from the east, Sam
Ratulangi and
Tadjuddin Noor, who were in Java, back home to
mobilize pro-independence forces...
