PAPERS HISTORY The position of Japan in Indonesia

Papers History





The position of Japan in Indonesia













Prepared by:




NAME: KADE AGUS SETIAWAN
CLASS: XI IPS 1



SMA NEGERI 2 Raha
ACADEMIC YEAR 2011 / 2012


Preface



Praise constituent prayed to the presence of Almighty God, because His grace we can complete a paper titled
"POSITION OF JAPAN IN INDONESIA". This paper was submitted to fulfill the duties of subjects History.
In this paper we will discuss Japan's Position In Indonesia, who ruled Indonesia for 3.5 years.
Hopefully this paper provides useful knowledge to the student / students to use when reaching college
The paper is made according to the book LKS HISTORY CLASS XI IPS B while referring to the rules of writing papers. However it is also possible there is still some shortcomings. Therefore, any suggestions and input from all parties are always expected to repair and perfected.
To all those who participated for the realization of this Handbook we thank you.









Raha, June 2011
Compiler






KADE AGUS SETIAWAN

TABLE OF CONTENTS





FOREWORD ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...

TABLE OF CONTENTS ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...

CHAPTER I INTRODUCTION ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ....
BACKGROUND ISSUES ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ....
THEOLOGICAL ISSUES ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...

CHAPTER II DISCUSSION ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ....

CHAPTER III CLOSING ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ....
CONCLUSION ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ....
SUGGESTIONS ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...




CHAPTER I
INTRODUCTION




A. BACKGROUND ISSUES

Major reforms undertaken during the reigns of the emperor Meiji Japan puts Japan as a modern industrial nation that is parallel with the West. Renewal of the so-called Meiji Restoration took effect on Japan's political direction.

Based kebijkanan Ichiu imperialist Hakko, Japan intends to make Asia as a territorial unity under his leadership. As a country located in Asia, Indonesia also became the target of the Japanese occupation. To achieve that goal, the Japanese build the fraternity in Asia. In Indonesia, Japan refers to himself as the elder brother, and propagandize Movement Three A (Japanese light of Asia, Japan protective Asia, Japan and Asian leaders).
In industrialized countries, Japan desperately needed raw materials for industry.
With a wealth of natural resources, Indonesia is able to meet the needs of the Japanese.

In addition to these factors, sentiment against Western imperialism in Asia helped push Japan to immediately occupied by the Dutch-controlled Indonesia. After mastering Indonesia, Japan intends to stem the influence of Western imperialism in Asia.



B. THEOLOGICAL PROBLEMS


What is the purpose of the Japanese occupation in Indonesia?
How does the Japanese Government in Indonesia?
Any efforts the Government of Japan captured the heart of the Indonesian people to want to help Japan?
CHAPTER II
DISCUSSION



Large-scale renewal of the Japanese during the Meiji Tenno pemerintahanm puts Japan as a modern industrial nation that is parallel with the West. Renewal of the so-called Meiji Restoration took effect on Japan's political direction.

Based kebijkanan Ichiu imperialist Hakko, Japan intends to make Asia as a territorial unity under his leadership. As a country located in Asia, Indonesia also became the target of the Japanese occupation. To achieve that goal, the Japanese build the fraternity in Asia. In Indonesia, Japan refers to himself as the elder brother, and propagandize Movement Three A (Japanese light of Asia, Japan protective Asia, Japan and Asian leaders).

In industrialized countries, Japan desperately needed raw materials for industry. With a wealth of natural resources, Indonesia is able to meet the needs of the Japanese and mobilize the people of Indonesia to be part of the power to stem the onslaught of Allied forces are synonymous with Western imperialism. To that end, Japan imposed forced labor in building fortifications and rail networks. Japan also train the people of Indonesia with military skills.

March 8, 1942, Lt. Gen. Ter Poorten, Commander of the Dutch East Indies Army, surrendered unconditionally to the Japanese troops under the command of Lt. Gen. Imamura. Agreement handover took place at the Mat, Subang, West Java. It marked the Japanese occupation of Indonesia. After falling into Japanese hands. Indonesia was under military rule.





Japanese military administration in Indonesia is divided into three areas of government such as the following:
a. Sumatra under the Land Force (Army Soldiers XXV), based in Bukittinggi.
b. Wilayaha Java under the Land Force (Army Soldiers XVI), based in Jakarta.
c. Kalimantan, Sulawesi and the Moluccas under Navy (Southern Armada II), based in Makassar.
Governments in all three areas was led by army chief of staff / fleet as Gunseikan (head of military government) and his office called Gunseikanbu. Due to shortage of government, the Japanese were forced to lift people of Indonesia to occupy high office.

Japanese government efforts to captivate the nation Indonesia would help Japan to make war with the European imeralis by:

a. Radio Tokyo often play the national anthem Indonesai Kingdom and the speeches are very tunable in telinga.ir
b. Japanese words, they came to Indonesia as the elder brother to release us from the shackles of colonialism bansa Netherlands and to menciptkana kemakmutan together within the Greater East Asia.
c. Indonesian leaders are exiled Dutch as Ir. Soekarno, Drs. Moh. Hatta, Sutan Syahrir and others, released by the Japanese.
d. Held mengelebui propaganda for people's eyes, the propaganda called the Movement 3 A, which is Japan's Light of Asia, Japan Patron Asia, and Japan Pmimpin Asia.
e. Dutch language support memnggunakan prohibited and may be used Indonesian
CHAPTER III
CLOSING





A. CONCLUSION

Of this paper can be concluded that the arrival of Japanese diIndonesia Indonesia is to mobilize the people to be part of the power to stem the onslaught of allied forces and to make Indonesia as a supplier of raw materials for industry and war machines.
Japan's efforts to incite Indonesia to help fight melqawan imperalis western allies are.



B. ADVICE

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