54 Facts About Sanusi Hardjadinata

Sanusi Hardjadinata was educated at a Dutch school, and worked as a teacher after graduating.

Sanusi Hardjadinata was released in July 1948, and he left for Yogyakarta and later Madiun.

In 1951, Sanusi Hardjadinata was appointed governor of West Java, though his appointment was initially challenged by the provincial assembly.

Sanusi Hardjadinata returned to Indonesia in 1964, and was appointed rector of Padjadjaran University.

Sanusi Hardjadinata died on 12 December 1995, after suffering from complications in his lungs, kidneys, and liver.

Sanusi Hardjadinata's body was interred at the Sirnaraga Public Cemetery in Bandung.

Mohammad Sanusi Hardjadinata, initially given the name Samaun, was born in the village of Cinta Manik, Garut, on 24 June 1914.

Sanusi Hardjadinata was born to a well-off priyayi family, and was the third child of four children.

Sanusi Hardjadinata's father, Raden Djamhad Wirantadidjaja, was a local village head, while his mother, Nyi Mas Taswi, was a female aristocrat.

Sanusi Hardjadinata was then enrolled into the Tweede Klasse Inlandsche School, an elementary school which used local language as its language of instruction.

Later on, Sanusi Hardjadinata moved to Tasikmalaya, where he lived with Bik Endeh, Yuda's daughter.

Back in Cibatu, he was raised by his older brother, Idris Sanusi Hardjadinata, and entered the local Hollandsch-Inlandsche School.

Sanusi Hardjadinata accepted the offer, and moved to Muara Dua.

Sanusi Hardjadinata later left for Baturaja, in what is today Ogan Komering Ulu Regency.

However, Sanusi Hardjadinata didn't stay long as he moved back to Bandung, with his teaching duties being substituted by future-major general Abdul Haris Nasution.

Several days following the Proclamation of Indonesian Independence, Sanusi Hardjadinata was elected to the office of Vice Resident on 1 September 1945, by the Indonesian National Committee of Priangan.

Sanusi Hardjadinata continued to live in his village in Garut, but his location was later discovered by Dutch authorities.

Sanusi Hardjadinata was then brought to Bandung, and was officially arrested on the Tampomas street, with an official letter dated 14 April 1948.

Several months later, on 18 June 1949, Sanusi Hardjadinata returned to Bandung.

Later, during the handover of the State of Pasundan to the central government of the United States of Indonesia, Sanusi Hardjadinata was appointed as the state's head of education.

On 7 July 1951, Sanusi Hardjadinata was officially inaugurated as Governor of West Java, replacing Sewaka, who was appointed Minister of Defense in the Sukiman Cabinet.

Sanusi Hardjadinata's appointment was initially challenged by the West Java Regional Representative Council, specifically by the Masyumi Party.

Ini his capacity as governor, Sanusi Hardjadinata was tasked with organizing preparations for the conference.

Additionally, Sanusi Hardjadinata had to provide the accommodations and provisions for the delegates.

Sanusi Hardjadinata checked himself the conditions of the Savoy Homann Bidakara and Prama Grand Preanger hotels, which were planned to be used to accommodate the delegates.

In 1955, Sanusi Hardjadinata was elected a member of the Constitutional Assembly, representing West Java.

Sanusi Hardjadinata participated in constitutional debates up until the assembly's dissolution in 1959.

Sanusi Hardjadinata left the governors office on 9 April 1957, when he was appointed Minister of Home Affairs in the Djuanda Cabinet.

Djuanda returned his mandate as the prime minister to Sukarno, and Sanusi Hardjadinata was replaced as the minister of Home Affairs by Ipik Gandamana, which previously had replaced him as the Governor of West Java.

Sanusi Hardjadinata was appointed as the ambassador of Indonesia to Egypt, following his dismissal as the Minister of Home Affairs.

Sanusi Hardjadinata felt that he had no previous diplomatic background.

Sanusi Hardjadinata read the book before and during his term as the ambassador from 1960 until 1964.

At first, Sanusi Hardjadinata refused the offer, claiming that he had no previous academic background.

Sanusi Hardjadinata tasked the Chancellor for Student Affairs of Unpad, Yuyun Wirasasmita, to expel lecturers, deans, or students that were allegedly involved in communist activities.

From 1975 until 1978, Sanusi Hardjadinata was appointed by Suharto as a member of the Supreme Advisory Council.

Sanusi Hardjadinata stated that he would accept both statements with the condition that both parties have a will to confer; the personal interests of both parties will not be conferred; third parties would not intervene in this conflict.

Suharto suggested that Sanusi Hardjadinata should be the chairman of the party.

Sanusi Hardjadinata was tasked with preparing the congress and further meetings by the CEC and the party's council was held in the house of Dr Hasjim Ning.

Abdul Madjid went to the sick Sanusi Hardjadinata and asked him what to do about the commotion.

Sanusi Hardjadinata suggested that he should allow the delegates outside the congress site to enter.

Those who did not agree with the leadership of Sanusi Hardjadinata began to bring the internal conflicts of the party into the surface.

Achmad warned Sanusi Hardjadinata to hold an extraordinary congress but was ignored.

The reshuffle CEC was supported by the former members of IPKI and Murba, while the CEC led by Sanusi Hardjadinata was supported by the former members of the Indonesian Christian Party and the Catholic Party.

On 16 October 1980, Sanusi Hardjadinata held a press conference in the office of PDI.

Sanusi Hardjadinata later revealed that his resignation was due to his attempt to keep his mental stability.

The institution was established on June 1,1978, by Mohammad Hatta, and Sanusi Hardjadinata became one of the members since 1978.

Sanusi Hardjadinata frequently came to the working group meeting and gave advice.

The content of the petition was similar to the previous one, but this time, Sanusi Hardjadinata was put as number one in the list of signatories, meaning that he officially opposed the government.

At a quarter past midnight on 12 December 1995, Sanusi Hardjadinata died after suffering complications in his lungs, kidney, and liver.

Sanusi Hardjadinata had been treated since 1993, and since 29 October 1995, he was put under intensive treatment under the supervision of Dr Demin Sheng and Dr Frans.

Sanusi Hardjadinata was buried at the Sirnaraga Public Cemetery on 12 December 1995, with the inspector Lieutenant General Mashudi.

Sofiah and Sanusi Hardjadinata went to the same school, but Sofiah was a year younger than Sanusi Hardjadinata.

Sanusi Hardjadinata stated that the marriage was not a political marriage, but based on love, as he and Theodora was both a widower.

Sanusi Hardjadinata had already met Theodora since 1952 when he was the Governor of West Java and Theodora as the Chairwoman of the Indonesian Women Congress of Bandung.