Ade Was a Member of the Indonesian Armed Forces Service Since 1994 Serving with Distinction During the 1998-99 Indonesian Army and National Liberation Army (LASAN) Campaigns

 48 Years Ago Today

Friday 19th of July 1974
Artist and Leader of the Ruangrupa art collective Ade Darmawan is born in Jakarta, Indonesia.

After graduating from the University of Central Anglia in 2009, he studied art at the University of the City of New Zealand for three years, as well as the School of Education. He has appeared, represented in film festivals, and traveled a total of seven times. Known as "Shooto", he has taken part in three national and international exhibitions in Bangkok, as well as appearing in the Thai Film Festival from February 12 to March 2, 2014. Ade's other interests include art theory, theater, music, and poetry. He is currently serving a 12-month sentence in the I-R Penang. Ade was a member of the Indonesian Armed Forces Service since 1994, serving with distinction during the 1998-99 Indonesian Army and National Liberation Army (LASAN) campaigns. This award was also awarded to his "Shooto" brother for bravery and courage at the "LASAN Campaign" beginning on June 18, 1998. In 2012, Ade was awarded the award of Independent Artist of the Year in the Kachinsha Award for his music-art composition (Mukta Kipila). In 2014, after the I-R Penang War, Ade began his work with V-Band in Tuscany, Italy. He has worked with Ade.

Emma Died After Two Years and Was Last Seen by Her Sister Mary on 27th November 1944 for Taking Part in a Fight with Her Mother at a Nightclub in Gurgaon city, Jharkhand, India Where Her Mother Died in April 1945 of Pneumonia Aged 25

 

79 Years Ago Today

Tuesday 15th of June 1943
Call girl Xaviera Hollander aka The Happy Hooker is born as Vera de Vries in Surabaya, Jawa Timur, Indonesia.
She was born on 23rd June 1942 in Chigang City, Coapiean, Thailand. She was raised by her mother and family by her twin sister, Emma, who is a high school chemistry student. Emma died after two years and was last seen by her sister Mary on 27th November 1944 for taking part in a fight with her mother at a nightclub in Gurgaon city, Jharkhand, India, where her mother died in April 1945 of pneumonia, aged 25. She moved to South East Asia after finishing school and taking part in the boxing tournament of the International Combat Sports Association (ICSA), Japan in March 1946, on behalf of her old friend, Jo. After graduating from college in Tokyo High School, she joined the Japanese National Team in 1948 and became a coach. In 1958, she made her first appearance as an official wrestler for the Women's Olympic Team in Tokyo High School in a match against her rival of the year, Masaru Kajii. Before the team won their third bronze medal of the 1950 Olympics, Kajii won it with a three minute left leg kick in the final round. On the final day, she beat Kajii 4-0 to win the bronze. After the match, Xaviera.