Indonesian Struggle for Freedom

The transcript is a passionate speech addressing the Indonesian people's resistance against British demands for surrender in Surabaya. It highlights the unity and determination of Indonesians from various regions to defend their freedom. The speaker emphasizes the strategic pause in fighting due to British tactics and reinforces the resolve to not surrender. The speech concludes with a call to arms, urging Indonesians to fight for their independence and expressing faith in eventual victory, supported by divine protection.

What did the British army demand from the Indonesian people?

• To negotiate peace terms

• To evacuate Surabaya

• To return seized weapons and surrender

• To join their forces

What symbol did the British expect the Indonesians to carry as a sign of surrender?

• A white flag

• A peace treaty

• A letter of apology

• A British flag

Which regions did the Indonesian youth come from to defend Surabaya?

• Papua and Borneo

• Java and Sumatra

• Jakarta and Bandung

• Maluku, Sulawesi, Bali, Kalimantan, and Sumatra

What tactic did the British use to strengthen their position in Surabaya?

• They cut off supplies to the city

• They invited Indonesian leaders to Surabaya

• They launched a surprise attack

• They brought in reinforcements from other regions

How did the Indonesian people respond to the British demands?

• They decided to flee the city

• They refused to surrender and prepared to fight

• They sought help from neighboring countries

• They agreed to negotiate

What was the speaker's advice to the people of Surabaya regarding the use of weapons?

• To attack immediately

• To wait until they are attacked

• To surrender their weapons

• To hide their weapons

What was the speaker's belief about the outcome of the struggle?

• The struggle would continue indefinitely

• The conflict would end in a stalemate

• The British would win

• The Indonesians would eventually be victorious

What did the speaker emphasize as a key factor in their struggle?

• Divine protection

• Economic resources

• International support

• Military strength

What was the speaker's message about freedom?

• Freedom is negotiable

• Freedom is worth fighting for

• Freedom is a distant dream

• Freedom is guaranteed

What was the speaker's final rallying cry?

• Peace and prosperity

• Unity and strength

• God is great

• Victory and freedom