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Banjarmasin is the
largest city in
South Kalimantan, Indonesia. It was the
capital of the
province until 15
February 2022. The city is
located on a delta...
- The
Banjarmasin War (also
known as
Bandjermasin War; Banjar: ڤراڠ بنجر, romanized: Perang Banjar, Dutch:
Bandjermasinse Oorlog, or
formally Expeditie naar...
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merged into the
Government of
Borneo (Dutch:
Gouvernement of Borneo) with
Bandjermasin as its
capital (Dutch: stadsgemeente).
During the
Dutch East
Indies campaign...
- Borneo. It was
established on 7
December 1946 with a
temporary capital at
Bandjermasin (Banjarmasin).
Great Dayak was
dissolved on 18
April 1950 and became...
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occupied Tarakan. They
secured Balikpapan on
January 23. On 10
February Bandjermasin, the
capital of
Dutch Borneo was occupied. The
Eastern invasion group...
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capture a
strategic airfield in
Banjarmasin (old spelling:
Bandjarmasin or
Bandjermasin) in
preparation for the
capture of Java Island.
Prior to 1941, Banjarmasin...
- Indonesian). Banjarmasin:
Lambung Mangkurat Press. Hindia-Belanda (1965).
Bandjermasin (Sultanate), Surat-surat
perdjandjian antara Kesultanan Bandjarmasin...
- Eisenberger, J.;
Kroniek de
Zuider en
Ooster Afdeeling van Borneo,
Bandjermasin,
Drukkerij Lim Hwat Sing, 1936. Bondan, A.H.K.;
Suluh Sedjarah Kalimantan...
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trials of the
Bandjermasin. In all
probability one of
these statements is false.
Sambas and
Palembang were said to
pitch heavily. The
Bandjermasin was said...
- 1. J. D. Sybrandi. p. 239. (in Indonesian) Hindia-
Belanda (1965).
Bandjermasin (Sultanate), Surat-surat
perdjandjian antara Kesultanan Bandjarmasin...
