THE BANDUNG CONFERENCE AND NATIONAL ELECTIONS TO PARLIAMENT AS THE MAIN POLITICAL EVENTS IN THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA IN 1955
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Abstract
In the article author considers issues related to the conference of Asian and African countries in Bandung, and to political struggle before and after the general elections to the Parliament of the Republic of Indonesia. The growing role of the Communist Party of Indonesia in the social-political development of the country, as well as relations with the former colonial metropolis of Indonesia, the Netherlands, are also discussed.
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Main Political Events, National Elections, Parliament, Republic of Indonesia in 1955, The Bandung Conference
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REFERENCES
Ampiah, Kweku (2007), The Political and Moral Imperatives of the Bandung Conference of 1955: the Reactions of the US, UK and Japan, Folkestone. https://doi.org/10.1163/ej.9781905246403.i-252
Boland B. J. (1971), The struggle of Islam in Indonesia, Den Haag. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-017-4710-3
Crouch H. (1999), Militer dan Politik di Indonesia, Jakarta.
Feith H. (1962), The decline of constitutional democracy in Indonesia, Ithaca.
Kahin G. (1956), The Asian-African Conference: Bandung, Indonesia, April 1955, Ithaca.
Mackie J. (2005), Bandung 1955: Non-alignment and Afro-Asian Solidarity, Singapore.
Marle A. van (1974), Indonesian electoral geography under Orla and Orba, Kuala Lumpur.
Marsono (2005), Sejarah Pemerintahan Dalam Negeri, Jakarta.
Moedjanto G. (1989), Sejarah Indonesia Abad ke-20. Jilid II. Dari Perang Kemerdekaan Pertama Sampai Pelita III, Yogyakarta.
Mozingo D. (1976), Chinese policy towards Indonesia, 1949–1967, Ithaca.
Nasution A. H. (1955), Tjatatan-tjatatan sekitar politik militer Indonesia, Jakarta.
Poesponegoro M. D. and Notosusanto N. (1993), Sejarah Nasional Indonesia, Jakarta.
Ricklefs M. C. (2008), Sejarah Indonesia Modern (1200–2004), Jakarta.
Thirty years of Indonesia’s Independence 1945–1975 (1975), Jakarta.