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BATTLE OF SURABAYA

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25th of October 1945 The British landed at Tanjung Perak Surabaya led by Brigadier General Mallaby who was also the Commander of the 49th Brigade with the main task of evacuating Japanese troops and internees. This brigade numbered approximately six thousand troops and also brought the elite Gurkhas. Mallaby himself and his deputy, Colonel Pugh, were first welcomed by Mustopo, the head of the TKR-Surabaya, and Atmadji, a former Gerindo activist, who represented the Navy TKR. After holding talks with Mustopo, Mallaby asserted that the allies would not smuggle in their midst the Dutch and NICA (Netherland Indies Civil Administration) forces. 26th of October 1945 Without comprehensive intelligence on the condition of Surabaya and its turbulent society, Mallaby sent a platoon of troops led by Captain Shaw to rescue Captain Huijer. Surabaya people began to lose confidence in Mallaby and her army. The condition was worsened by leaflets distributed by air to all cit...
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DO YOU KNOW OKAPI?

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OKAPI   Okapi (pronounced oh-COP-ee)  is an unusual animal. It come from Ituri Rainforest, Northeast Region of Democratic Republik of Congo, Central Africa. The Okapi is very shy and secretive, so much so in fact that they were not recognised as a distinct species by western science until the earth 20th century (just known by local residents in 1901). Although they are seldom seen by people, the Okapi is not an endangered species as they are thought to be fairly common in their remote habitats. Classification Kingdom : Animalia    Sub-kingdom : Bilateria Phylum : Chordata    Sub-phylum : Vertebrata Class : Mammalia Order : Artiodactyla Family : Giraffidae Genus : Okapia Spesies :  Okapia johnstoni  ( P.L. Sclater , 1901) Common name : Okapi Anatomy and Appearance   Okapis look like a cr...
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