Disintegration of the Nation: The DITI Rebellion

The video discusses the DITI rebellion, a significant event threatening Indonesia's unity. It covers the background of DITI, led by Kartosuwirjo, who aimed to establish an Islamic state. The rebellion spread across various regions, including Java, Aceh, Kalimantan, and Sulawesi. Efforts to suppress the rebellion involved both peaceful and military strategies, ultimately leading to the capture and execution of key figures. The video emphasizes the importance of national unity and adherence to Pancasila.

What does DITI stand for in the context of the rebellion?

• Darul Islam Tentara Internasional

• Darul Islam Tentara Independen

• Darul Islam Tentara Islam

• Darul Islam Tentara Indonesia

Who was the key figure behind the DITI rebellion?

• Ibnu Hajar

• Kartosuwirjo

• Kaharmu Zakar

• Daud Beurew

What was Kartosuwirjo's main goal in initiating the DITI rebellion?

• To support the Dutch colonial rule

• To promote Pancasila as the state ideology

• To create an Islamic state in Indonesia

• To establish a communist state

Which region was NOT involved in the DITI rebellion?

• Jawa Tengah

• Aceh

• Bali

• Sulawesi Selatan

What was the first approach to suppress the DITI rebellion?

• Peaceful negotiation

• International mediation

• Economic sanctions

• Military intervention

Which military operation was used to capture Kartosuwirjo?

• Operation Pagar Betis

• Operation Baratayuda

• Operation Banteng Raiders

• Operation Merdeka

Who led the rebellion in Kalimantan Selatan?

• Kaharmu Zakar

• Ibnu Hajar

• Amir Fatah

• Daud Beurew

What was the main reason for Daud Beurew's rebellion in Aceh?

• Opposition to Islamic state formation

• Discontent with Aceh's administrative status

• Support for Dutch colonial rule

• Desire for independence from Indonesia

Which operation led to the suppression of the rebellion in Tegal?

• Operation Merdeka

• Operation Pagar Betis

• Operation Baratayuda

• Operation Banteng Raiders

What was the outcome of the DITI rebellion in Sulawesi Selatan?

• Successful establishment of an Islamic state

• Integration into the Republic of Indonesia

• Continued conflict until the present

• Complete suppression by 1965