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Indonesia, and subsequently one of the factions supporting the government called for the cabinet to resign and be replaced by one that was more broadly representative of the legislature. The motion was passed on 25 April, and the cabinet resigned. They remained in office as caretaker government until a new government could be formed.
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Indonesia and the concept of the federal United States of Indonesia, and the opposition unitarians, who wanted a return to a unitary Indonesian republic. The two main
200:), headed by a prime minister who were appointed by the head of state. During the three-year lifetime of the state between 24 December 1946 and 27 December 1949, there were eight cabinets in total, headed by six different prime ministers.
1979:, an agreement was reached to establish a unitary Indonesian state. This state was formed on 15 August 1950, and given that this meant the State of East Indonesia no longer existed, Putuhena and his cabinet resigned on 16 August.
1259:, and on 23 December 1947, it toned down the government's support for the July 1947 Dutch military action. At midnight on 19 December 1948, the Dutch launched another military attack against the Republic of Indonesia, codenamed
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in older spelling) cabinet was tasked with making preparations for the integration of East
Indonesia into a unitary Republic of Indonesia. Unlike previous prime ministers who were politicians of within East Indonesia,
1838:-born federal official who were later posted in Makassar, serving as the civilian chair of the Territorial Military Commission. He was asked by president Soekawati to form a government after prime minister-designate
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and form a cabinet with majority political support. Nadjamuddin Daeng Malewa held a series of meetings with political supporters and opponents in late May 1947 to decide on the composition of his revised cabinet.
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Following elections, the provisional legislature was disbanded on 20 February 1950, and the cabinet also resigned. The following day, the elected representatives took their seats, while the
Justice minister
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On 2 May 1950, Prime
Minister Diapari and several members of the cabinet, as well as some members of the Provisional Representative Body, were arrested and charged with conspiracy for being involved with
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December 1947, Prime Minister Nadjamuddin Daeng Malewa was charged with corruption while he and president Soekawati were on an overseas visit, ending his term of office and his second cabinet.
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involving Capt. Andi Aziz. None of them were charged any further and released from detention, as their involvement could not be proven.
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Diapari cabinet was sworn in on 14 March 1950 in the middle of the RMS Crisis. Its composition was as follows:
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Minister Warouw and his cabinet was accused of being overly supportive of the
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failed to form a government, all while the Diapari caretaker government were brought to halt.
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471:, first Prime Minister of East Indonesia.
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224:, Minister of Home Affairs; dr.
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941:, and was brought down by the
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2504:List of Cabinets of Indonesia
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1345:Abdul Rajab Daeng Massiki (
1336:interim until 12 March 1949
907:Abdoellah Daeng Mappoedji (
829:Antonius Maximilian Semawi
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249:Tjokorda Gde Raka Soekawati
99:Tjokorda Gde Raka Soekawati
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2428:(3rd ed.). Palgrave.
2395:, Cornell University Press
2005:United States of Indonesia
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1572:Abdul Rajab Daeng Massiki
1470:United States of Indonesia
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998:Ide Anak Agung Gde Agung (
232:, Minister of Information.
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396:Businessman in Makassar
315:Ide Anak Agung Gde Agung
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124:Ide Anak Agung Gde Agung
112:Nadjamuddin Daeng Malewa
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16:Government apparatus
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2579:Amir Sjarifuddin II
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2569:Sjahrir III
132:(1949–1950)
126:(1947–1949)
60:Date formed
2846:Categories
2793:Reform Era
2720:Dwikora II
2710:Working IV
2700:Working II
2564:Sjahrir II
2350:Agung 1996
2338:Kahin 1952
2326:Agung 1996
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182:Indonesian
82:1950-08-16
67:1947-01-13
2745:New Order
2735:Ampera II
2715:Dwikora I
2695:Working I
2559:Sjahrir I
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165:Successor
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