Tan Malaka, The Forgotten Father of Republic
Tan Malaka is the founding father of Indonesia who is often overlooked. He was the first person to write the concept of the Republic of Indonesia in his book "Naar de Republiek Indonesia" (Towards the Republic of Indonesia) in 1925. Throughout his political career, Tan Malaka often changed his name and appearances in order to evade the Dutch colonial authorities. However, his life ended tragically at the hands of the soldiers of the Republic he helped to found.
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