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President Sukarno Saying Goodbye to His Daughters
Surrounded by citizens of Jakarta, President Sukarno kisses his youngest daughter, Sukmawati, goodbye while his other daughters, Rachmawati (center) and Megawati (left), wait their turn. The Indonesian President was leaving for a three-week vacation in Tokyo.
Image: © Bettmann/CORBIS
Date Photographed: November 19, 1962

Indonesian President Achmad Sukarno Calming down Protesters
Original caption: Indonesian President Achmad Sukarno, shown here speaking to a crowd in September of 1950, was reported trying to calm thousands of angry demonstrators near the presidential palace in Jakarta, October17. An artilery battery was brought into position outside the palace as president Sukarno talked to the crowd which had formed to demand the dissolution of Parliament and general elections. Pres. Sukarno told the throng that he did not want to become a dictator and that he would arrange for elections as soon as possible.
Image: © Bettmann/CORBIS
Date Photographed: October 17, 1952

President Sukarno Addressing May Day Rally
Original caption: 5/7/1965-Djakarta, Indonesia- President Sukarno of Indonesia addresses a mass May Day rally in the Sports Hall Building. Sukarno announced his decision not to attend a peace conference with Malaysian Prime Minister Rahman in Tokyo. The announcement was viewed as a victory for Indonesia's powerful Communist Party. Posters above the silent crowd stress the unity of the working classes in their struggle to overcome "imperialism."
Image: © Bettmann/CORBIS
Date Photographed: May 7, 1965

Leaders of the Non-Aligned Nations
Original caption: 9/29/60-Yugoslavia- 5 top neutralist countries called upon Pres. Dwight Eisenhower & Premier Nikita Khrushcev to resume their personal diplomacy with a face to face conference. The move resulted from a "neutralist summit conference" late sept. 29. Shown here at the end of the conference are (L to R) PM Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru of India, Pres. Kwame Nkrumah of Ghana, Pres. Gamal Abdel Nasser of United Arab Rep., Pres. Sukarno of Indonesia, & Pres. Tito of Yugoslavia.
Image: © Bettmann/CORBIS
Date Photographed: September 29, 1960

Sukarno Inspects Troops
President Sukarno, the first leader of Indonesia after it became a republic in 1945, inspects his troops.
Image: © Hulton-Deutsch Collection/CORBIS
Date Photographed: October 1965

Portrait of Ellsworth Bunker, Howard P. Jones and President Sukarno
Original caption: U.S. Special Envoy Ellsworth Bunker, right, and Ambassador Howard P. Jones, center, chatting with Indonesian President Sukarno April 6, 1965, at the Presidential Palace in Djakarta. The Americans met with Indonesian officials in efforts to stop the "decline" of U.S. Indonesian relations.
Image: © Bettmann/CORBIS
Date Photographed: April 6, 1965

Indonesian President Sukarno
Indonesian President Sukarno was taken prisoner by Dutch troops in an attempt to retain control of Indonesia.
Image: © Bettmann/CORBIS
Date Photographed: ca. 1945-1949

Richard Nixon Speaking with Achmed Sukarno
Original caption: Visiting president chats with "veep." Washington, D.C.: President Achmed Sukarno of Indonesia, currently on an 18 day official visit to the United States, is shown (left) chatting with Vice President Richard Nixon shortly before a capitol luncheon given in his honor by Mr. Nixon yesterday. The visiting chief of state also addressed a joint session of Congress yesterday, an honor accorded only to leaders of key nations.
Image: © Bettmann/CORBIS
Photographer: Al Muto
Date Photographed: May 18, 1956

Prime Minister Kishi Nobusuke and President Sukarno
Japanese Prime Minister Kishi Nobusuke (L) greets Indonesian President Sukarno during a state visit in Tokyo, Japan.
Image: © Bettmann/CORBIS
Date Photographed: 1958

Sukarno Achmed Speaking at Podium
Original caption: President Sukarno of Indonesia is shown here delivering his speech to the United Nations.
Image: © Bettmann/CORBIS
Date Photographed: October 2, 1960

Marilyn Monroe Standing with President Sukarno
Original caption: Indonesia's President Sukarno is shown chatting with actress Marilyn Monroe during a party given by Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Logan at a Beverly Hills Hotel last Tuesday night. The party was given in honor of Logan's brother-in-law, Marshall Noble, who is traveling with the 62 members of the Indonesian visiting group. Sukarno had expressed a desire to meet Miss Monroe, who he said is one of the favorite actresses in his country.
Image: © Bettmann/CORBIS
Photographer: George Snow
Date Photographed: June 1956

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PBB Mengecam Seruan Jihad Gaddafi Terhadap Swiss

PBB dan Uni Eropa telah mengutuk seruan dari pemimpin Libya, Muammar Gaddafi kepada umat Islam untuk melaksanakan jihad melawan Swiss atas larangan mereka terhadap pembangunan menara-menara di negara Eropa.

Sergei Ordzhonikidze, direktur jenderal PBB di Jenewa, mengatakan seruan Muammar Gaddafi pada hari Jumat (Kamis, 25 februari 2010 waktu setempat_ed) tersebut tidak dapat diterima.

“Saya percaya bahwa pernyataan kepala negara seperti itu tidak dapat diterima dalam hubungan internasional,” Kata Ordzhonikidze seperti yang dikutip kantor berita AFP.

“Saya bahkan tidak berbicara tentang tindakan apapun.” katanya.

Sementara itu di Brussels, Belgia juru bicara Uni Eropa untuk urusan luar negeri menggambarkan seruan jihad yang dikeluarkan oleh kepala negara seperti Gaddafi tersebut sangat disayangkan.

“Jika laporan ini benar, maka ini akan menjadi kemalangan buat Uni Eropa setelah berhubungan erat dengan Swiss untuk mencapai penyelesaian masalah-masalah diplomatik yang berkaitan dengan sengketa antara kedua negara (Libya dan Swiss)” kata Lutz Guellner, salah satu pejabat tinggi dari Uni Eropa.

Menanggapi seruan tersebut, Perancis juga ikut-ikutan mengutuk, menyatakan bahwa pernyataan seperti itu tidak bisa diterima.

“Sengketa antara Libya dan Swiss harus diselesaikan melalui negosiasi dan kami mendukung presiden Uni Eropa untuk usaha-usaha ke arah ini,” kata.Bernard Valero, seorang jurubicara kementerian luar negeri Perancis,

Gaddafi membuat komentar pada sebuah acara penandaan hari kelahiran Nabi Muhammad di Benghazi, Libya pada hari jumat lalu.

“Sikap Swiss bertentangan dengan keimanan dan negara kafir Swiss harus dilawan dengan jihad dan dengan segala cara!” kata Ghadafi sambil menyebut Swiss sebagai negara kafir, cabul dan negara yang menghancurkan masjid-masjid.

Komentar tersebut muncul setelah hampir tiga bulan Swiss memberikan suara dalam referendum untuk mengadopsi larangan pembangunan menara-menara yang merupakan bagian utama dari sebuah masjid.

Swiss adalah negara Eropa dengan jumlah penduduk Muslim sekitar 400.000 orang, yang didominasi imigran dari Balkan dan Turki. Sekitar 200 masjid telah berdiri di Swiss, tapi hanya empat masjid yang memiliki menara.

Gaddafi berkata: “Setiap muslim di seluruh dunia yang telah berurusan dengan Swiss adalah orang kafir dan menentang Islam, melawan Allah, Muhammad saw, dan melawan Al-Quran.”

“Mari kita lawan Swiss, Zionisme dan agresi asing,” katanya dalam pidato yang disiarkan langsung di televisi.

“Ada perbedaan besar antara terorisme dan jihad yang merupakan hak perjuangan bersenjata.” Tegas Ghaddafi

Gaddafi juga mendesak umat Islam di seluruh penjuru dunia untuk memboikot produk-produk Swiss dan maskapai penerbangan Swiss.

Kementerian luar negeri Swiss mengatakan tidak akan menanggapi seruan Gaddafi tersebut.

Hubungan antara Libya dan Swiss sudah lama menegang sejak Juli tahun 2008 lalu, ketika putra Gaddafi Hannibal dan istrinya ditangkap dan ditahan di Jenewa, Swiss. Mereka mengeluh diperlakukan Swiss seperti pembantu rumah tangga.

Situasi pun semakin memanas ketika Libya menahan dan menyita paspor dua pengusaha Swiss, Rasyid Hamdani dan Max Goeldi.

Keduanya divonis bersalah karena ijin tinggal yang kadaluarsa dan terlibat dalam kegiatan bisnis ilegal.

[muslimdaily.net/aby]