Soekarno, Hatta as the leader of PPKI and Radjiman Wedyodiningrat as a former chairman of BPUPKI were flown to Dalat, 250 km northeast of Saigon, Vietnam to meet Marshal Terauchi. They reported that Japanese troops were on the verge of defeat and would give independence to Indonesia. Meanwhile in Indonesia, on August 10, 1945, Sutan Syahrir had heard the news on the radio that Japan had surrendered to the Allies. Underground fighters prepare to proclaim Indonesian independence, and reject the form of independence given as a Japanese gift.
On August 12, 1945, Japan through Marshal Terauchi in Dalat, Vietnam, told Soekarno, Hatta and Radjiman that the Japanese government would immediately give independence to Indonesia and the proclamation of independence could be carried out within a few days, based on the PPKI team. [1] Nevertheless Japan wanted Indonesian independence on August 24th.
Two days later, when Sukarno, Hatta and Radjiman returned to their homeland from Dalat, Sutan Syahrir urged Sukarno to immediately proclaim independence because he considered the outcome of the meeting in Dalat to be a trick of Japan, because Japan had surrendered to the Allies and in order to avoid a split in the nationalist camp. between the anti and pro Japanese. Hatta told Syahrir about the results of the meeting in Dalat. Soekarno was not convinced that Japan had indeed surrendered, and the proclamation of Indonesian independence at that time could lead to a large bloodbath, and could have fatal consequences if Indonesian fighters were not ready. Soekarno reminded Hatta that Syahrir had no right to proclaim independence because it was the right of the Indonesian Independence Preparatory Committee (PPKI). Meanwhile Syahrir considered PPKI to be a Japanese-made body and the proclamation of independence by PPKI was only a 'gift' from Japan (sic).The Indonesian flag was raised on August 17, 1945.
On August 14, 1945 Japan officially surrendered to the Allies on board the USS Missouri. The Japanese Army and Navy were still in power in Indonesia because Japan promised to return power in Indonesia to the Allies. Sutan Sjahrir, Wikana, Darwis, and Chaerul Saleh heard this news via BBC radio. After hearing rumors that Japan would bow, young people urged the old faction to immediately proclaim Indonesian independence. But the old class does not want to rush. They did not want bloodshed at the time of the proclamation. Consultations were also conducted in the form of PPKI meetings. The young group did not approve the meeting, considering that PPKI was a body formed by Japan. They want independence for our own nation's efforts, not Japanese gifts.
Soekarno and Hatta went to the Japanese military authorities (Gunsei) to obtain confirmation at his office in Koningsplein (Medan Merdeka). But the office is empty.
Soekarno and Hatta with Soebardjo then went to the office of Bukanfu, Maeda Rear Admiral, on Jalan Medan Merdeka Utara (Maeda House on Jl Imam Bonjol 1). Maeda welcomed their arrival with congratulations for their success in Dalat. While answering he had not received confirmation and was still waiting for instructions from Tokyo. Coming home from Maeda, Soekarno and Hatta immediately prepared a meeting of the Indonesian Independence Preparatory Committee (PPKI) at 10 am on August 16 the next day at Jalan Pejambon No. 2 office to discuss everything related to the preparation of the Independence Proclamation.
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