People
- J. F. Keulemans — honourable discharge as head of Cultural Affairs N.S.T.; departed for Netherlands 9 May; pre-war businessman in Atjeh.
- Tengku M. Bahar — appointed acting head of Cultural Affairs N.S.T. 1 April.
- Tengku M. Daudsjah — acting resident of Atjeh in the transitional North Sumatra government.
- Koesen Tjokrosentono — promoted from head of information in Atjeh to head of General Affairs, Nd.-Sumatra, March.
- J. S. Broers — Société Financière inspector; pre-war service at Westkust van Atjeh.
- N. Breukels — repatriated 6 Nov.; formerly at Atjeh-drukkerij in Kotaradja 1920-1942.
- B. de Jong — seriously wounded by Atjehse amokmaker at T. Pura, 22 May.
- C. A. Zandbergen — seriously wounded by Atjehse amokmaker at T. Pura, 22 May.
- C. Redevoded-Hendriks — posthumous royal decoration; known from Atjeh.
- J. W. de Veer — former administrator of Redelong tea factory in Nd. Takengon; royal decoration.
- Sutan Barus — inspector-general of enterprises in Atjeh; led second survey party Feb.
- C. A. Kleingeld — Sipef inspector; stationed at Langsar Estate for several months.
- W. J. J. A. van den Bosch — B.P.M. survey party to Atjeh, Feb.
- Rasjid Siregar — Sarbupri commissioner; accompanied first survey party to Atjeh, Feb.
- Said Abubakar — appointed manager (beheerder) of enterprise in Atjeh.
- F. F. L. Lingen — repatriated 21 June; belonged to Atjeh-party during Japanese occupation.
- A. W. Wortman Jr. — formerly resident lt. artillery of Atjeh; royal decoration June.
- C. J. J. Hogenboom — N.S.T. College of Delegates member; royal decoration 23 May.
- Sarimin Reksodihardjo — acting governor of North Sumatra; visited Atjeh Feb.; headed N.S.T. liquidation committee.
- Radja Kaliamsjah Sinaga — former Wakil Wali Negara; member of transitional advisory college.
- Anak Agung Gde Agung — established N.S.T. liquidation committee 14 July.
- Maj. W. Spiering — KNIL battalion commander formerly at Sabang; company handed over to APRIS 30 May at Stabat.
Places
- Kotaradja — site of survey-party discussions Dec. 1949 and V.V.R.O.S. delegation Aug.
- Atjeh-drukkerij — printing office in Kotaradja; former workplace of N. Breukels.
- Langsar Estate — key destination for survey parties; enterprise returned to management.
- T. Pura — scene of amok incident, 22 May.
- Westkust van Atjeh — pre-war posting of J. S. Broers.
- Redelong — tea factory in Nd. Takengon; former workplace of J. W. de Veer.
Events
- Integration of Atjeh into North Sumatra Province (1950) — dissolution of N.S.T.; Atjeh incorporated into province of North Sumatra.
- Survey Parties to Atjeh (February 1950) — assessment of plantation enterprises in Atjeh.
- T. Pura Amok Incident (22 May 1950) — B. de Jong and C. A. Zandbergen wounded.
- V.V.R.O.S. Delegation to Kotaradja (August 1950) — negotiations on return of enterprises.
- Governor Sarimin’s Visit to Atjeh (February 1950) — first impressions favourable politically, difficult economically.
Organizations
- Atjeh-drukkerij — principal printing office in Kotaradja; former workplace of N. Breukels 1920-1942.
- Oostkust van Sumatra-Instituut — published Deli-Figuren compiled by F. J. J. Dootjes.
Concepts
- Atjeh-party (POW group) — POW group from Atjeh sent to Pakan Baroe railway.
- Survey-parties (plantation assessment) — mechanism for evaluating plantation conditions.
Source
Oostkust van Sumatra-Instituut Mededeling No. 37: Deli-Figuren uit de jaren 1950 t/m 1952, compiled by Ir. F. J. J. Dootjes (Amsterdam, 1953).