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The chairman of the National Remembrance Council became a fierce witness to the politics of identity until Molotov was assassinated.

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The chairman of RI, Rahmat Bagja, remembered his institution building on M. H. Thamrin Street No. 14, Fort, Central Jakarta, as a political witness to identity.

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The chairman of the National Remembrance Council became a fierce witness to the politics of identity until Molotov was assassinated.

The chairman of RI, Rahmat Bagja, remembered his institution building on M. H. Thamrin Street No. 14, Fort, Central Jakarta, as a political witness to identity.

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The chairman of the National Remembrance Council became a fierce witness to the politics of identity until Molotov was assassinated.

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The chairman of the National Remembrance Council became a fierce witness to the politics of identity until Molotov was assassinated.

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