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The Half-Baked Critics of Suharto

Monday, August 18, 2025

A.H. Nasution helped formed the Petition of 50 with other prominent figures to challenge Suharto. He was accused of trying to bring down the New Order.

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Abdul Haris Nasution delivers a speech during a halalbihalal gathering of the Petition of 50 group at Ali Sadikin’s residence on Jalan Borobudur, Jakarta, 1981. Tempo Doc./Dahlan Iskan. tempo : 178038096873.

THE presidential bid of Judilherry Justam in the 1977 General Election caught the attention of Abdul Haris Nasution. Judilherry, now 76, said Nasution invited him to join the Institute for Constitutional Awareness Foundation (YLKB). Nasution wanted Judilherry to help scrutinize New Order policies. “He needed younger figures,” Judilherry told Tempo on Saturday, August 2, 2025.

Nasution and 28 other national figures declared the Y

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