moluccans造句

• Etienne Urka, who was befriended with South Moluccans then, confessed to Lasche that he informed the BVD from the prison about the RMS plot.
• But it has always been an article of faith with the Moluccans that the Dutch got them to leave by promising them to later help found a Moluccan nation.
• The primary goal was to combat high unemployment, but a secondary goal was to open up a particular section of the labour market where Moluccans were significantly underrepresented.
• Internationally, relations with Indonesia improved, resulting in a visit by president Suharto, which was, however, overshadowed by the occupation of the Indonesian embassy by Moluccans.
• But the Moluccans who fought for the Dutch there to retain what was then the Dutch East Indies colony, claim the Netherlands promised them an independent state in their home islands.
• Johan Alvarez Manusama, who symbolized the nationalist aspirations of displaced South Moluccans in the Netherlands, but mediated when those aspirations exploded into terrorism against the Dutch state, died Friday.
• "' Moluccans "'refer to the original, indigenous inhabitants of the Maluku Islands, also called the Moluccas, which have been part of Indonesia since 1950.
• Basically, it has changed from a Dutch colony to a Javanese colony and many of the rest are trying to break free from that, such as the Moluccans and the North Sumatrans.
• This makes it more difficult to give the precise number of Moluccans in the Netherlands, though research shows that there are to date about 40, 000 persons who can be classified as Moluccan.
• Panglao flourished during the rule of the Dapitan kingdom, but raids by Moluccans and conquest by Ternate resulted in periods of depopulation when its population fled mostly to Panay and Mindanao, including Dapitan.
• The KST, that would become a maximum strength of 1250 men, was composed of Dutch War Volunteers ( OVW'ers ), and Indo-European and native soldiers, including Moluccans.
• He and his wife, Sharon McIntosh, own Tango, a Moluccan cockatoo, in Gaston, Ore . Moluccans are sometimes called " Velcro birds " because they crave cuddling so much.
• Other organizations have also taken Tiahahu's name as a symbol of bravery and " spirit of struggle ", including a social organization for Moluccans in Jakarta and a women's magazine in Ambon.
• A small population of Moluccans ( ~ 45000 However, the vast majority of Moluccans still live in the Moluccas and the other surrounding region such as Papua, West Timor, North Sulawesi, Bali and Java.
• A small population of Moluccans ( ~ 45000 However, the vast majority of Moluccans still live in the Moluccas and the other surrounding region such as Papua, West Timor, North Sulawesi, Bali and Java.
• There seemed to be only one worthwhile ideal and that was the creation of the RMS . But whatever the merits of this ideal, the Moluccans in the Netherlands could do nothing to bring its realisation any nearer.
• The Moluccans and Papuans acquire the starch by felling the trunk of a sago palm tree, cutting it in half, and scraping the soft inner parts of the trunk, the pith, producing a crude sago pith flour.
• Satudarah MC differs from most other outlaw motorcycle gangs in the fact that it welcomes all races into its club, owing to its historical creation by a group of Moluccans and Indonesian and Malay language means " one blood ".
• The Dutch Moluccans had repeatedly drawn the attention of the Dutch government to their claim for a free Republic of South Maluku ( " Republik Maluku Selatan " or RMS ) state of which the Dutch government had promised earlier.