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The Big Bung and the Beloved Minister

Tuesday, July 15, 2008

Sukarno and the Indonesian National Party toppled the Natsir cabinet. Relations between Masyumi and the Indonesian Communist Party were like oil and water.

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THE invitation to dine at the Palace was the last event on the agenda of the cabinet meeting. The meeting, held in mid-December 1950, signaled a split in the close relationship between President Sukarno and Prime Minister Mohammad Natsir. Speaking to people close to him, Sukarno said: “My standing as President is nothing more than a rubber stamp.”

President Sukarno was indeed furious. Twelve ministers, after all, had “rejected” his plan

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