Maeda, then Free
Tuesday, August 28, 2001
Tadashi Maeda was probably the non-Indonesian who played the most important role in "expediting" Indonesia's declaration of independence.
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Junior Admiral Tadashi Maeda did not have any executive authorities. He was merely the Chief of the Liaison Office between the Navy and the Army. His line to the military powers was coordinating in nature, while his supervisor was actually the Commander of Second Southern Fleet in Surabaya. However, since January 1943, the 47-year-old took part in "developing" national leadership in Indonesia. This "special operation" was ...
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