- Jan
Engelbert Tatengkeng (October 19, 1907 –
March 6, 1968) was an
Indonesian poet from the
Pujangga Baru era. He was also the
fourth Prime Minister of...
- to
support Azis. On 13 April, Soekawati,
Prime Minister Jan
Engelbert Tatengkeng,
Parliament Speaker Hoesain Poeang Limboro,
federalist legislators and...
- and
submitted his
resignation as
prime minister of East Indonesia. The
Tatengkeng cabinet was
sworn in on 27
December 1949. Its
composition was as follows:...
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Nadjamuddin Daeng Malewa Semuel Jusof Warouw Ide Anak
Agung Gde
Agung J.E.
Tatengkeng D.P.
Diapari Martinus Putuhena Preceded by
Position created Succeeded...
- Gola Gong (1963) HB J****in (1917-2000) Iman
Budhi Santosa (1948) J.E.
Tatengkeng (1907-1968)
Linus Suryadi AG (1951-99)
Muhammad Yamin (1903–1962) Remy...
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Sangihe Islands, for example, Kansil, Manansang, Manganang, Mohede, or
Tatengkeng.
Talaud people from
Talaud Islands, for example, Ambanaga, Binambuni,...
- Gde Raka
Soekawati Preceded by
Semuel Jusof Warouw Succeeded by J.E.
Tatengkeng Interior Minister of the
United States of
Indonesia In
office 20 December...
- Gde
Agung Cabinet 12
January 1949 – 27
December 1949
Tatengkeng Cabinet Jan
Engelbert Tatengkeng 27
December 1949 – 14
March 1950
Diapari Cabinet Patuan...
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singer and
martial artist Mike Mohede,
Indonesian singer Jan
Engelbert Tatengkeng,
Indonesian poet
Monty Tiwa,
Indonesian composer and film
director Indonesia's...
- the end of 1950,
Nuruddin Sahadat, G.J. Wolhoff, Tjia Kok Tjiang, J.E.
Tatengkeng, et al.,
prepared for the
establishment of a
private law faculty. They...
