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William Soemita (1
March 1936 – 23
September 2022) was a
Surinamese parliamentarian and minister. He was the only
Deputy Vice
President of Suriname, serving...
- by
Iding Soemita on 28
November 1949. He led the
party until 1972, when his son
Willy Soemita succeeded him as
party chairman.
Willy Soemita retired November...
- Farmers'
Union (PALU) led by Jim Hok; New
Suriname (NS) led by John Nasibdar;
Party for
National Unity and
Solidarity (KTPI) led by
Willy Soemita. v t e...
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Commander of the
Armed Forces Soerjani Mingoen-Karijomenawi,
politician Willy Soemita,
politician Virgil Soeroredjo,
badminton player Dylan Darmohoetomo, badminton...
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eventually lost out to the more
traditionalist KTPI, led by
Iding Soemita, the
father of
Willy Soemita. In 1954 after,
Suriname gained self-governance, all citizens...
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Melvin Clemens 0 / 51
Party for
National Unity and
Solidarity KTPI
Willy Soemita 0 / 51
Political Wing of the FAL FAL 0 / 51 S****a S****A Paul
Abena 0 /...
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Portrait Name (Birth–Death) Took
office Left
office Time in
office 1
Willy Soemita (1936–2022) 25
January 1988 24
December 1990 2 years, 333 days KTPI Arron...
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Varma Party for
National Unity and
Solidarity Ashruf Karamat Ali
Iding Soemita Guno
Kletter succeeded Lim A Po
after by-election in 1953.
Jules Sof succeeded...
- Paul van
Philips Party for
National Unity and
Solidarity (KTPI)
Iding Soemita S.
Soedardjo Nickerie Independent Party Dewnarain Poetoe
Johan Somaroe...
- (1922–2020)
Jennifer Simons (born 1953)
Sylvana Simons (born 1971)
Willy Soemita (born 1936) Paul
Somohardjo (born 1943)
Joyce Sylvester (born 1965) Ronald...
