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A Letter to Tengku Abdul Rahman

Tuesday, July 15, 2008

While incarcerated, Natsir encouraged the restoration of Indonesia-Malaysia relations. The New Order never compensated him for his service.

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FOR over four years Mohammad Natsir was in Wisma Keagungan, a detention facility in Kota, Central Jakarta. The Old Order regime had locked him up for “going against the flow” by establishing the Revolutionary Government of the Republic of Indonesia (PRRI) in 1958. He had previously been held for two years in Batu, East Java.

Sukarno separated Natsir’s partners in the movement: Sjafroeddin Prawiranegara was sent to Kedu and Burhanuddin Hara

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