01829     2200349   4500001002100000005001500021035002000036245008600056100002800142250001900170300003900189264004700228264002300275336002100298337002500319338002300344082002000367084002200387020003000409600002700439650004200466500002500508505079100533007000301324008004101327040002201368850001201390041000801402990002301410990002301433990002301456INLIS00000000053864620190808021325  a0010-081900014514aThe end of Sukarno :ba coup that misfired : a purge that ran wild /cJohn Hughes3 aHughes, JohnePengarang  aFourth edition  a325 pages :bilustrations ;c19 cm  aSingapore :bEditions Didier Millet,c2014  a©2002 John Hughes  2rdacontentatext  2rdamediaaunmediated  2rdacarrieravolume  2[23]a959.803 5  aR 959.803 5 HUG t  a978 - 981 - 4385 - 75 - 60 aSoekarno,--d1901-1970  aIndonesia--xPolitik dan pemerintahan  aIndex : 318-325 page  aThis book, with a new introduction by the author, is the story of the dramatic events that brought about the downfall of Indonesia's then national hero--Sukarno. In the early morning of I October 1965, six high-ranking generals of the Indonesian army were murdered under grisly circumstances. This act was to set in motion a chain of events that broke the Indonesian Communist Party amidst the slaughter of hundreds of thousands and ultimately led to Sukarno's eclipse. John Hughes was the first American correspondent into Jakarta after the murders, and one of the few Western correspondents to be an eyewitness to the drama that unfolded in the ensuing months. For his dispatches, Hughes was awarded the Pulitzer Prize. This book has become a classic historical record of those times.ta190808t        vp a   g        1 0deng    aSBPKHATbengerda  aSBPKHAT  aeng  a01340/B1/PPBH/2018  a01341/B2/PPBH/2018  a01342/B3/PPBH/2018