- Aw
Tjoei Lan,
better known as
Njonja Kapitein Lie
Tjian Tjoen,
sometimes spelt Auw
Tjoei Lan, (February 17, 1889 –
December 19, 1965) was a Chinese-Indonesian...
- Tan
Tjoei Hock (15
April 1908 – 1984) was an
Indonesian journalist and filmmaker. Born in Batavia, he was
discovered by The Teng Chun in the late 1930s...
-
Preparatory Work for
Independence (BPUPK) were Chinese: Liem Koen Hian, Oey
Tiang Tjoei, Oey
Tjong Hauw and Tan Eng Hoa. Yap
Tjwan Bing was the sole
Chinese member...
- Gungwu,
historian (simplified Chinese: 王赓武;
traditional Chinese: 王賡武) Aw
Tjoei Lan,
social activist, philanthropist,
community leader, and
founder of the...
- Oey
Tiang Tjoei (Chinese: 黄長水; 1893 – 1977) was an
Indonesian journalist,
known for
being a
member of the
Investigating Committee for
Preparatory Work...
- Chinezen, son of
Majoor Lie Tjoe Hong:
public administrator,
landlord Aw
Tjoei Lan (by marriage, wife of
Kapitein Lie
Tjian Tjoen and daughter-in-law of...
-
Balink (1906–1976)
Abdul Hadi (1907–1971) Miss
Riboet II (1908–present) Tan
Tjoei Hock (1908–1984)
Raden Ajeng Srimulat (1908–1968) Dr.
Huyung (1909–1952)...
-
fortune of his
maternal grandfather. His
adoptive mother and aunt,
Khouw Tjoei Nio (1854—1944), was a
daughter of
Khouw Tjeng Tjoan,
Luitenant der Chinezen...
- art
sculptures Tan Teng-pho (陳澄波; 1895–1947),
Taiwanese oil
painter Tan
Tjoei Hock (1908–1984),
Indonesian journalist and
filmmaker Tan Twan Eng (陳團英)...
-
occupation essentially shut down film production. The
story was
written by Tan
Tjoei Hock and Fred Young.
Indonesian film
historian Misbach Yusa
Biran writes...
