Wednesday, March 31, 2010

AH. NASUTION



Unpretentious lifestyle brought General Big A.H. Nasution until the end of his life, 6 September 2000. He did not inherit the family's material wealth, but wealth of experience of struggle and idealism. House in Jalan Teuku Umar, Jakarta, still looks dull, never renovated. But God bless him long life, 82 years old.

Tapanuli man is more to be a devout idealist general worship. He was never tempted to go into a business that could give her material wealth. If there is a general difficulty of clean water daily in his home, Mr. Nas was. Hidden hands cut off the flow of water piped to his home, shortly after Mr. Nas retired from the military. To meet the needs of daily water, Nasution's family was forced to make a well in the back of the house. The well was still there until now.

Name:
Abdul Haris Nasution
Rank:
Five Star General
Born:
KOTANOPAN, South Tapanuli, North Sumatra, December 3, 1918
Died:
Jakarta, 6 September 2000
Religion:
Islam
Wife:
Johanna Ny Sunarti

Education:
= HIS, Yogyakarta (1932)
= HIK, Yogyakarta (1935)
= AMS Part B, Jakarta (1938)
= Military Academy, Bandung (1942)
= Doctor HC of the Islamic University of North Sumatra, Medan (constitutional Science, 1962)
- University of Padjadjaran, Bandung (Political Science, 1962)
= University of Andalas, Padang (1962 State Science)
= University of Mindanao, Philippines (1971)
Career:
= Teacher in Bengkulu (1938)
= Teacher in Palembang (1939-1940)
= Municipal Employees Bandung (1943)
= And Division III TKR / TRI, Bandung (1945-1946)
= And the Division I Siliwangi, Bandung (1946-1948)
= Deputy Commander in Chief / Chief of Staff Operations MBAP, Yogyakarta (1948)
= Java Command (1948-1949)
= Army Chief of Staff (1949-1952)
= Army Chief of Staff (1955-1962)
= Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff (1955-1959)
= National Security Minister / Coordinating Minister for Political and Security Affairs (1959-1966)
= Deputy Commander of the Supreme Command (1962-1963)
= Deputy Commander of the Supreme Command (1965)
= Chairman of the MPRS (1966-1972)

Home Address:
Jalan Teuku Umar 40, Jakarta Pusat Telp: 349,080



Source:
Various sources on tokohindonesia.com
image from mandailing.org