| Organization |
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| Revolutionary government of Indonesia, which fought against the Dutch for independence. Among the founders of the station was Raden Mas Suyoto Suryodipuro, who went on to become one of Indonesia's most respected diplomats. K'tut Tantri, a British woman who fell in love with Bali, became infamous in England for her anti-colonial broadcasts over Radio Indonesia and was given the nickname "Surabaya Sue." The network of stations became Radio Republik Indonesia on September 11, 1945. |
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| Location |
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| Various |
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| Languages |
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| Bahasa Indonesia, English |
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| Identification |
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| (Indonesian) Radio Indonesia |
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| Active |
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| 1945-1949 |
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| Contact |
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| Unknown |
