PERSELISIHAN JENDERAL TB SIMATUPANG DENGAN SOEKARNO & SEPUTAR G30S/PKI

#G30SPKI #PKI #Soekarno #TBSimatupang #PierreTendean #AbdulHarisNasution In a historical timeline, many major stories are recorded that have a diachronic relationship with each other and the uproar of previous events. The various actions and reactions that occurred since 1948 became the embryo that later strengthened the national tragedy of September 30, 1965. According to the book "Proving the Incorrectness of a Myth," General TB Simatupang may have been one of the names disliked by President Sukarno. The Proclaimer of Independence was allegedly furious with TB Simatupang because TB Simatupang refused to comply with Sukarno's request to dismiss Colonel AH Nasution, who in July 1952 had served as Army Chief of Staff (KSAD). TB Simatupang believed that it would set a bad precedent for the future if a President could dismiss or appoint anyone in the military at will. Sharp disagreements between Simatupang and Sukarno culminated in his dismissal and the abolition of the position of Chief of Staff of the Indonesian Armed Forces (KSAP) in 1954. He was then appointed Military Advisor to the Ministry of Defense. Before becoming Military Advisor, Simatupang was offered the position of Ambassador, but declined. With Mr. Marsinta Hatigoran, son of General TB Simatupang, former Chief of Staff of the Indonesian Armed Forces, known for his feud with President Sukarno, Keep History Alive will explore this for you!