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Cirebon Takes the Lead

Tuesday, March 10, 2009

As soon as Japan lost the war, Sjahrir wanted independence proclaimed as soon as possible. The proclamation was read out in Cirebon, two days before it was broadcast by Sukarno.

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THE white monument with a sharp tapering tip and resembling a pencil standing upright in the middle of the road is located near the Kejaksan town square in the West Java city of Cirebon. A similar monument, around 3 meters tall, also stands in the grounds of the Waled Sectoral Police HQ in the same city.

Not many Cirebon residents know that the two monuments are witnesses to history. At the two sites where the monuments now stand, on August 15,

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