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Indonesian politician (1895–1974)
Kanjeng Raden Mas Tumenggung Wongsonegoro (20 April 1895 – 4 March 1974) was an Indonesian politician who served in various offices, including as deputy
Wongsonegoro
Former political party in Indonesia
dissatisfaction with the PNI's increasingly left-wing stance. Its chairman was Wongsonegoro, governor of Central Java. The party aimed to be based on neither religion
Great_Indonesia_Unity_Party
Capital and largest city of Central Java, Indonesia
government officials, and other community leaders—including Mr. KRT Wongsonegoro, Subandrio, and Ibnu Parna—gathered in Purusara (Pusat Rumah Sakit Rakyat
Semarang
Indonesian poet, revolutionary, and politician (1903–1962)
Sukarno, Mohammad Hatta, Soepomo, Subardjo, Otto Iskandardinata, Yamin and Wongsonegoro to produce a final version of the Constitution. Yamin served in the cabinet
Mohammad_Yamin
Indonesian Cabinet 1953–1955
Sastroamidjojo (Indonesian National Party – PNI) First Deputy Prime Minister: Wongsonegoro (Great Indonesia Unity Party – PIR) Second Deputy Prime Minister: Zainul
First Ali Sastroamidjojo Cabinet
First_Ali_Sastroamidjojo_Cabinet
Minister of Justice of Indonesia
6 September 1950 President Sukarno Preceded by Soepomo Succeeded by Wongsonegoro Personal details Born 24 August 1904 Bojonegoro, Dutch East Indies Died
Abdoel_Gaffar_Pringgodigdo
Supreme law of Indonesia
Hasyim Parada Harahap Johannes Latuharhary Susanto Tirtoprodjo Sartono Wongsonegoro Wuryaningrat Singgih Tan Eng Hoa Jayadiningrat Soekiman Wirjosandjojo
Constitution_of_Indonesia
Town in Central Java, Indonesia
their presence was initially welcomed by the Governor of Central Java Wongsonegoro. However, the locals were angered by the fact that Dutch POWs were being
Ambarawa
Battle of the Indonesian Revolution (1945-1949)
neutral in "political matters". At a meeting with Central Java governor Wongsonegoro, agreement was reached that the Indonesian police would be allowed to
Battle_of_Ambarawa
Central Java 1 Soeroso 18 August 1945 13 October 1945 Non-party N/A 1 2 Wongsonegoro 13 October 1945 13 October 1949 Great Indonesia Party N/A 2 3 Boedijono
Governor_of_Central_Java
Indonesian politician (1906–1997)
Sjafruddin Prawiranegara Preceded by Soekiman Wirjosandjojo Succeeded by Wongsonegoro 1st Deputy Speaker of the United States of Indonesia Senate In office
Teuku_Mohammad_Hasan
Cabinet of Indonesia (1950–1951)
law. Therefore, the Natsir Cabinet through the Minister of Justice Mr Wongsonegoro has drafted an election bill. When Natsir's Cabinet through the Minister
Natsir_Cabinet
Indonesian politician (1900–1951)
Politically, Harmani joined the Great Indonesia Unity Party (PIR) led by Wongsonegoro, becoming the party's vice-chair and head of its political bureau. Harmani
Harmani
Indonesian politician (1902–1981)
Mangunsarkoro Succeeded by Wongsonegoro In office 3 April 1952 – 30 July 1953 President Sukarno Preceded by Wongsonegoro Succeeded by Mohammad Yamin
Bahder_Djohan
for Indonesian Citizenship 178,887 0.47 1 Great Indonesia Unity Party–Wongsonegoro 178,481 0.47 1 Indonesian Movement 154,792 0.41 1 Indonesian Marhaen
1955 Indonesian legislative election
1955_Indonesian_legislative_election
Indonesian politician (1910–1970)
June 1953 Prime Minister Wilopo Preceded by Raden Suwiryo Succeeded by Wongsonegoro Personal details Born (1910-01-04)4 January 1910 Magelang, Dutch East
Prawoto_Mangkusasmito
Indonesian politician
1949 – 6 September 1950 Prime Minister Himself Abdul Halim Preceded by Wongsonegoro Succeeded by Assaat 3rd Minister of Justice In office 2 October 1946 –
Susanto_Tirtoprodjo
Second-highest Indonesian honor award
Wiranto (1998) Wirjono Prodjodikoro (1995)P Wismoyo Arismunandar (1995) Wongsonegoro (1992)P Wury Estu Handayani (2023) Yasonna Laoly (2020) Yogie Suardi
Star_of_Mahaputera
Battle in Semarang which lasted for 5 days in October 1945
return to Java. Following negotiations between the Indonesian pemuda, Wongsonegoro (then governor of Central Java), Major General Nakamura Junji (Commander
Battle_of_Semarang
Month of 1974
Chandigarh Died: Adolph Gottlieb, 70, American abstract expressionist painter Wongsonegoro (Raden Mas Soenardi), 78, Indonesian politician who served as Deputy
March_1974
Parliamentary democracy era
cabinet, but the PNI together with the Great Indonesia Party (PIR) led by Wongsonegoro, the PKI, led by D. N. Aidit, and other parties formed and acted as the
Liberal democracy period in Indonesia
Liberal_democracy_period_in_Indonesia
Indonesia Baperki 1954 Great Indonesia Unity Party Wongsonegoro Partai Indonesia Raya Wongsonegoro PIR/W 1948 Split in 1954 Great Indonesia Unity Party
List of political parties in Indonesia
List_of_political_parties_in_Indonesia
First commander-in-chief of the Indonesian armed forces
commander Colonel Bambang Sugeng and government officials under Governor Wongsonegoro, spent several days discussing ways to ensure the attack could be successful
Sudirman
First elected House of Representatives in Indonesia
National People's Party Baperki (1) Permai (1) Acoma (1) Gerinda (1) PIR-Wongsonegoro (1) R. Soedjono Prawirosudarso (independent) (1) 0 11 Indonesian Islamic
House of Representatives (Indonesia, 1956–1959)
House_of_Representatives_(Indonesia,_1956–1959)
Indonesian public radio network
Indonesia); Semarang was under the funding of Governor of Central Java Wongsonegoro; Surakarta received regional government funding; Yogyakarta and Surabaya
Radio_Republik_Indonesia
Progressive 11 Murba (2) Baperki (1) Permai (1) Acoma (1) Grinda (1) PIR-Wongsonegoro (1) Soedjono Prawirosoedarso (1) 0 11 Indonesian Islamic Union Party
List of members of the Indonesian House of Representatives (1956–1959)
List_of_members_of_the_Indonesian_House_of_Representatives_(1956–1959)
Dutch East Indies youth organization
Koro Dharmo was founded with Dr. Satiman Wirjosandjojo as chairman, Wongsonegoro as vice chairman, Sutomo as secretary, and Muslich, Mosodo, and Abdul
Jong_Java
Indonesian Cabinet 1955–1956
Opposition party Indonesian National Party Great Indonesia Party – Wongsonegoro Indonesian People's Union Party [id] Progressive Union Communist
Burhanuddin_Harahap_Cabinet
Japanese bureaucrat and politician
Hakim Harahap Regent of Brebes In office 1945–1946 Governor Soeroso Wongsonegoro Preceded by Sunarya Succeeded by K.H. Syatori Personal details Born (1905-07-17)17
Sarimin_Reksodihardjo
Indonesian Catholic archbishop (1896–1963)
government. Dwidjosewojo met with Prime Minister Sutan Sjahrir, who sent Wongsonegoro to help establish a civilian government, installing Moch. Ikhsan as mayor
Albertus_Soegijapranata
Cabinet of Indonesia (1951–1952)
Affairs: Samsuddin (Masyumi Party) Minister of Education & Culture: Wongsonegoro (PIR) Minister of Religious Affairs: Wahid Hasyim (Masyumi Party) Minister
Soekiman_Cabinet
Draft preamble to the Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia
in Maluku. Two other members who disagreed with the seven words were Wongsonegoro and Hoesein Djajadiningrat. Both were worried that the they would cause
Jakarta_Charter
for Indonesian Citizenship 178,887 0.47 1 Great Indonesia Unity Party–Wongsonegoro 178,481 0.47 1 Indonesian Movement 154,792 0.41 1 Indonesian Marhaen
Elections_in_Indonesia
Indonesian politician and diplomat (1896–1978)
(added at Soebarjo's suggestion, to represent the Sundanese people), and Wongsonegoro. Sjahrir later alleged that Soebardjo did not inform him of this decision
Achmad_Soebardjo
Indonesian politician and physician (1898–1974)
March 1949 – 13 July 1949 Preceded by Teuku Muhammad Hasan Succeeded by Wongsonegoro In office 29 January 1948 – 4 August 1948 Prime Minister Mohammad Hatta
Soekiman_Wirjosandjojo
Indonesian statesman and diplomat (1903–1975)
Kartawidjaja In office 30 July 1953 – 12 August 1955 President Sukarno Deputy Wongsonegoro Zainul Arifin Preceded by Wilopo Succeeded by Burhanuddin Harahap Ministerial
Ali_Sastroamidjojo
Former office holder position in Indonesia
Prawoto Mangkusasmito Masyumi 3 April 1952 3 June 1953 Wilopo Wilopo 8 Wongsonegoro PIR 1 August 1953 24 Juli 1955 Ali Sastroamidjojo I Ali Sastroamidjojo
Deputy Prime Minister of Indonesia
Deputy_Prime_Minister_of_Indonesia
Indonesian politician and lawyer (1900–1968)
Suryohamijoyo Susanto Tirtoprodjo Tan Eng Hoa Wahid Hasyim Wiranatakusumah V Wongsonegoro Wuryaningrat Japanese members Ide Teitiroo Itibangase Yosio [ja] Itagaki
Sartono
Indonesian politician and lawyer (1912–1966)
resulted in a cabinet crisis that lasted for 58 days, only ending when Wongsonegoro was able to cobble up a cabinet led by Ali Sastroamidjojo as prime minister
Djody_Gondokusumo
Indonesian politician
Minister of Indonesia In office 30 July 1953 – 12 August 1955 Serving with Wongsonegoro President Sukarno Prime Minister Ali Sastroamidjojo Preceded by Prawoto
Zainul_Arifin
Wirjosandjojo 31 March 1949 13 July 1949 Also serving as Minister of Health. 7 Wongsonegoro Hatta II 4 August 1949 20 December 1949 — Ida Anak Agung Gde Agung RUSI
List of ministers of home affairs (Indonesia)
List_of_ministers_of_home_affairs_(Indonesia)
Indonesian political figure (1912–1992)
Sukarno Prime Minister Burhanuddin Harahap Preceded by Zainul Arifin Wongsonegoro Succeeded by Mohamad Roem Idham Chalid Deputy Minister of Defense In
Harsono_Tjokroaminoto
Indonesian surgeon (1897–1970)
Indonesian Army. In the midst of the war, Soekarjo and Central Java governor Wongsonegoro was taken hostage by the Japanese forces and was detained at the Bulu
Margono_Soekarjo
Indonesian politician and nationalist (1900–1959)
state. The proposal was also opposed by secular nationalists such as Wongsonegoro and Husein Jayadiningrat [id]. Eventually, Latuharhary – alongside the
Johannes_Latuharhary
Party 169,222 0.45 3 Permai 164,386 0.43 2 Great Indonesia Unity Party–Wongsonegoro 162,420 0.43 2 Consultative Council for Indonesian Citizenship 160,456
1955 Indonesian Constitutional Assembly election
1955_Indonesian_Constitutional_Assembly_election
Indonesian politician, diplomat, and historian (1921–1999)
Home Affairs In office 20 December 1949 – 6 September 1950 Preceded by Wongsonegoro Succeeded by Assaat Minister of the Interior of East Indonesia In office
Ide_Anak_Agung_Gde_Agung
Ninth cabinet of Indonesian government
Independent Hamengkubuwono IX (ad-interim) Minister of Home Affairs Wongsonegoro Great Indonesia Unity Party Minister of Justice Susanto Tirtoprodjo PNI
Second_Hatta_Cabinet
Indonesian diplomat (1939–2013)
diplomatic rank of third secretary in the political section under Sunarso Wongsonegoro (later ambassador to the Holy See), whom he credited for teaching him
Abdul_Irsan
January 1950 4 A.G. Pringgodigdo Halim 21 January – 6 September 1950 5 Wongsonegoro Natsir 6 September 1950 – 27 April 1951 6 Mohammad Yamin Sukiman 27
List of ministers of law (Indonesia)
List_of_ministers_of_law_(Indonesia)
Indonesian politician
the party's split, with one faction under Wongsonegoro and another under Noor and Hazairin. The Wongsonegoro faction was the dominant faction for the party's
Tadjuddin_Noor
Indonesian politician and trade unionist (1893–1981)
August 1945 – 13 October 1945 Preceded by Office established Succeeded by Wongsonegoro Ministerial offices Minister of Public Works In office 12 August 1955 –
Soeroso
Indonesian politician and lawyer (1917–1987)
before the deadline given to him by Sukarno. His succeeding formateur, Wongsonegoro of the Great Indonesia Unity Party, managed to organize the First Ali
Burhanuddin_Harahap
Indonesian judge and prosecutor (1894–1959)
Jakarta), where he studied at Rechtschool with future state minister Wongsonegoro. After graduating from the Rechtschool in 1920, Soeprapto went directly
Soeprapto_(prosecutor)
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