Hatta's Neglected Intellectual Monuments
Tuesday, August 14, 2001
Above the ravine at Bukittinggi life has never changed. The walls of the building, erected in the Minangkabau (West Sumatran) architectural style, is still moss-covered, the zinc roof has rusted and the garden is full of tall wild grass. It's not easy to find the building, as it's located below a highway. What makes it different is just a small name-plate on the entrance door: "Mohammad Hatta Library"a name synonymous not only with the birth of
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