aloe and dj?
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aloe and dj?
decided to combine them! theyre dating them but not each other and get up to all sorts of shenanigans :)
The Republic of the United States of Indonesia or R.U.S.I as it was generally called.
On December 16, 1949, eleven days before the actual transfer of souverignity, a joint meeting of the House and Senate unanimously elected Soekarno as President of the Republic of the United States of Indonesia or R.U.S.I. Instead of three, he appointed four cabinet formateurs, two Republicans --Mohammad Hatta and the Sultan of ogjakarta-- and two Federalists from the Dutch-sponsored states --Anak Agung Gde Agung (from East Indonesia) and Sultan Hamid II (from West Borneo). The Cabinet that emerged was headed by Hatta as prime Minister and included eleven Republicans and five Federalists.
Within the federal R.U.S.I the old Republic of Indonesia remained virtually autonomous. Not Only was its internal administration independent of the federal capital at Jakarta (formerly Batavia), but many civil servants in such states as Middle Javam East Java, and Pasundan looked to its capital, Jogjakarta, rather than to Jakarta for their orders. Frequently this resulted in a confusing "double administration" with two sets of civil servants attempting to administer the same territory.
The great majority of Indonesians were profoundly dissatisfied with the federal system with which they had been saddled by the Hague Agreement.
The constitution of the R.U.S.I provided for a federation composed of sixteen constituent states. By far the largest of these member states was the Republic of Indonesia with its population of more than 31,000,000 and embracing almost the same area it had under the terms of the Renville Agreement.
The other fifteen constituent states were the puppet or semipuppet states (negaras) and special territories (daerah istimewas) originally set up by the dutch, ranging in population from about 100,000 to 11,000,000.
Each of these sixteen constituent states of the R.U.S.I., regardless of its population, was represented by two senators. Every senator was apointed by the local government of the constituent state which represented, being selected from a list of three candidates proposed by the R.U.S.I. House of Representatives. (via Gerge T Kahin)
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