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Kamis, 06 Juni 2013

The Daendels Road in Bekasi


Herman Willem Daendels was a governor-general of India-Netherlands in the 36th. He ruled between 1808-1811. At that time the Netherlands is dominated by the French. At the moment it is developing road department in 1808 from Anyer to Panarukan. Most of this road is now a band Pantura (North Beach) which stretches along the north coast of Java. Development of this road is a monumental project, but due to many violations of human rights by forcibly worked without swift consideration.

Benefits derived from this path is as a military defense. Furthermore disposable economically support forced cultivation (cultuur stelsel) coffee products from inland revenue more Priangan transported to the port of Cirebon and Indramayu while before that did not happen and the product is rotting in warehouses SUMEDANG coffee, Limbangan, Cisarua, and Sukabumi. Additionally, with this road trip Surabaya-Batavia land that previously could be reached 40 days shortened to seven days. This is very useful for sending a letter by Daendels then run the postal service.

History about Catfish statue



Before burnt citizens who are members of the Himpunan Putra Putri Patriot Bekasi (Hipprasi) atau Badan Kekeluargaan Masyarakat Bekasi (BKM) Baghasasi, Catfish and fruits Lutes in "bulan-bulan" is one of the landmarks of the city of Bekasi. Statue of catfish and fruits lutes themselves made the Regent Moch. Djamhari.

The making of the statue of catfish and harp as a symbol of the society of Bekasi since the early controversy because indeed for the people of Bekasi, Cork is considered much more snugly into a symbol of Bekasi. First because it Involves more expensive fish and more "low profile" than Catfish are greedy. In addition, the Cork is also easily found in river and rice fields in Bekasi that quite reasonably became a symbol than Catfish are in all places. moreover, fruits lutes is considered a cheap fruit.


History about The Named of Jakarta



     In 1942 when World War II powers in Batavia switch from Dutch colonial rule to force the Japanese invasion. During the occupation period (1942-1945), Japan changed the name of Batavia to "Jakarta". Finally in 1966, the official name of Jakarta gained as the capital of Indonesia. And then Jakarta developed into a metropolitan city. Various tribes, races, and cultures that contribute to the growth of Jakarta became one of the busiest cities in the dynamic and Indonesia.



     14th century, the named "Sunda Kelapa" as the port of Sunda Kingdom (Padjadjaran). In June 22, 1527 by Fatahilah, changed its name to "Jayakarta" (the date so specified as the city Jakarta city while No. DPR decision. 6/D/K/1956). in August 31, 1964 by Act no. 10 in 1964 declared "DKI Jakarta Raya" remained as the capital of the Republic of Indonesia as "Jakarta". Jakarta area is divided into 6 (5 municipalities and county administrative one thousand islands)