NEGOTIATIONS LINGGARJATI 10-15 NOPEMBER 1964

Negotiations Linggarjati 10-15 N0pember 1946
The entry AFNEI a ride with NICA to Indonesia because of Japan set a status quo in Indonesia resulted in conflict between Indonesia and the Netherlands, for example, events such as the 10 November, in addition to the British government be responsible to resolve the political and military conflict in Asia, therefore, Sir Archibald Clark Kerr, British diplomats, invited Indonesia and the Netherlands to negotiate in Hooge Veluwe, but the talks failed because Indonesia requested the Dutch recognized sovereignty over Java, Sumatra and Madura, but the Dutch just want to acknowledge Indonesia on Java and Madura alone
In late August 1946, the British government sends Lord Killearn to Indonesia to complete the negotiations between Indonesia and the Netherlands. On October 7, 1946 held at the British Consulate General in Jakarta, Indonesia-Netherlands opened negotiations led by Lord Killearn. The talks produced a cease-fire agreement (October 14) and paved the way towards negotiations on Linggarjati which began on 11 November 1946.
Linggarjati drift is a small town around 21 km west of Cirebon. Linggarjati Talks held on 10 to 15 November 1946. Linggarjati negotiating delegation led by Prime Minister of Indonesia Sutan Syahrir, while the Dutch delegation was represented by Prof. S. Schemerhorn and Dr. H, J. Van. Mook. Mediator and leader of the British negotiations, the Lord Killeam. The results of the negotiations announced on 15 November 1946 and was organized as script approval consisted of 17 chapters, among others, contains the following:1. Dutch recognized the de facto jurisdiction of the Republic of Indonesia with covering Sumatra, Java and Madura. Netherlands should leave the de facto later than January 1, 1949.2. Republic of Indonesia and the Netherlands will work together in shaping the United States of Indonesia, with the name of the United States of Indonesia, which is one part of the Republic of Indonesia3. United States of Indonesia and the Netherlands will form the Uni Indonesia - Dutch Queen of the Netherlands as its chairman.
The results of the negotiations Linggarjati cause varying opinions on the pros and cons kalngan political party in Indonesia. Negotiations Linggarjati harm the Reopublik Indonesia stimulation narrower region, which only includes Java, Madura and Sumatra. This menyebababkan upheaval in Bali Novmber 1946 under the command of Lieutenant Colonel Gusti Ngurah Rai, by war bellows / all-out war (Margarana bellows) and the battle was led by Lieutenant Taulu Manado assisted by Resident Lapian against KNIL (Dutch)