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This photo was taken on October 28 1928 on the front page of the IC Building, Jl. Kramat 106, Jakarta. This article will explain in full the influence of the Youth Pledge of 28 October 1928 on the struggle of the Indonesian nation.
Intisari-Online.com – The Second Youth Congress in 1928 was a historic moment for the Indonesian nation.
In the midst of strict supervision and threats of disbandment, young people from various parts of the archipelago united, pledging the Youth Pledge which echoes the spirit of unity and independence.
So, how did the Youth Pledge of October 28 1928 impact the struggle of the Indonesian nation?
The Youth Pledge is not just a promise in the past.
The spirit of unity, independence and progress that he ignited continues to fuel the enthusiasm of Indonesia’s young generation.
In this modern era, the Youth Pledge is a reminder to continue to maintain unity, fill independence with real work, and lead the nation towards a glorious future.
The following are 5 influences of the Youth Pledge in various aspects, as reported by Kompas.com:
1. Awakening National Spirit and Association
The Second Youth Congress in 1928 was a historic moment for the Indonesian nation.
In the midst of increasingly strong Dutch colonialism, young people from various regions united and pledged the Youth Pledge which echoed the spirit of unity and independence.
The birth of the Youth Pledge was an important milestone in the rise of Indonesian nationalism.
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