The first revolution in Indonesia (photo: Oksone)
Some A large event in the world occurred on July 3 and became part of world history. Oksone He also summarized a number of world events that occurred right on July 3.
The next resume from various sources:
1. The first revolution after Indonesia’s independence
The opposition or a group known as a group of unity of struggle conducted an experiment to struggle for power or coups in the government of the Chancerer II cabinet. At that time, Indonesia did not even express its independence during the year and did not occur in 1946.
The trigger for this coup was mentioned from the dissatisfaction with the opposition of Indonesian diplomacy of politics with the Dutch. The opposition itself wanted complete sovereignty over Indonesia. While the ruling office requires only sovereignty over Java and Madura.
Opposition figures include Tan Malaka, Achmad Soebarjo and Sukarni. They were arrested by the Government on charges of planning an abduction against a cabinet. Although the prosecution has come true. Where the prime minister is the Suskhrir Sutan was abducted by people suspected of opposition.
President Sokarrno took his role and stated that Indonesia is in a state of danger. Sokarno made efforts to turn to the opposition. The efforts were successful, and all the victims of the abduction were again liberated.
2. Iranian aircraft fired combat ships of the United States
On July 3, 1988, the US WOMF fighter has shot down 655 Iran air flight.
Iran Air 655 flights initially flew out of Tehran and planned to land in Dubai through Bandar Abbas. However, in the middle of the trip of the aircraft, a ship belonging to the United States was shot dead and crashed in the Persian Gulf.
USS Vincennes identified the Iran Air 655 plane as a F-14 Tomcat Iran aircraft. The Iranian government has yet stated that the shooting was deliberately completed. The event forced relations with Iran and the United States to warm up.
Based on the collected data, all killed people consisted of 274 GEDRES G and 16 aviation crews. 274 passengers came from the United Arab Emirates, India, Pakistan, Italy and Yugoslavia. The accident was the largest in 1988.
