Recount Text : Bung Hatta
Muhammad
Hatta, well known as Bung Hatta, is an Indonesian nationalist leader and
vice-president. He was born in Bukit tinggi, Sumatra in 1902. He spent his life
studying in the Netherlands. In 1932, he obtained a doctorate in economics in
1932.
Returning
to Indonesia, he became active in the Indonesian nationalist movement. Because
of his activity, he was arrested by the Dutch in 1934 and was imprisoned on the
island of Banda naira. When the Dutch surrendered to Japanese; he was released
by the Japanese colonial in 1942.
In
1945, after the proclamation of Indonesia's Independence, Hatta became
vice-president under Sukarno of the Indonesia Republic. By 1948 Hatta was the
prime minister of the struggling government. As vice-president, he disagreed
more and more with President Sukarno's policies, and he resigned in 1956. After
Sukarno's fall in 1966, Hatta served the new government in various advisory roles
in economic and financial matters.
In
1980, he died as one of the national heroes. He had devoted his life for the
national interest, not only in struggling period, but also in the developing
era.
2. Answer the questions,
based on the text above!
1.
What is the text about?
2.
Who is Muhammad Hatta?
3.
What happened to Bung Hatta in 1934?
4. When did Moh. Hatta receive his doctorate?
5. What did he do to contribute to the country?
CREATED BY. A. SRI ASRINA, S.Pd
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