40 Quotes Soekarno sebagai Pesan Kebangsaan dan Nasionalisme di HUT ke-80 RI

22. Am I not peaceful? We want to be free - completely free. Free to be free. We want to be left alone.

23. Not only should the Indonesian people believe in God, but every Indonesian should believe in his own God.

24. We must have a blueprint not only for a guided economy but for a social order based on justice and ensuring the well-being of the people.

25. Never, ever forget history.

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26. Reach your ambition as high as the skies!! Dream it as high as the skies!! Because if you’re fell, you’re gonna fall among of the stars!!

(Sukarno said it the first time in front of BPUPKI congress, April 29, 1945)

27. Independence can only be obtained and secured by a nation that has its spirit raging with determination: “independence or death”!

(Speech to the Preparatory Investigative Body for the Effort of Indonesian Independence, June 1, 1945)

28. In my political outlook, I’m nationalist! In my social outlook, I’m socialist! In my religious outlook, I’m completely theist! That I am! I’m not a communist, not at all satellite of any other “-ism” in the world!! I’m just pro-Indonesia! I’ll fight and work and sacrifice myself for this Indonesian people, this Indonesian fatherland of mine!!

(Interviewed by BBC News, October 1957)

29. It was nationalism that Indonesia was established! Not the Javanese nationality, not the Sumatran nationality, not the Bornean nationality, Sulawesi, Bali or other, but the Indonesian nationality, that together became the foundation of one nationale staat (nation-state).

(Speech to the Preparatory Investigative Body for the Effort of Indonesian Independence, June 1, 1945)

30. If, for example, one day Ki Bagoes Hadikoesoemo became the Indonesian Head of State, and dies, won’t his child be (his replacement)? Then because of that I do not adhere to the principle of monarchism.

(Speech to the Preparatory Investigative Body for the Effort of Indonesian Independence, June 1, 1945.)