Abdurrahman Wahid
Also known as Gus Dur
indonesischer Politiker, Präsident
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Abdurrahman Wahid was the fourth president of Indonesia, serving from 1999 to 2001, and was a significant Islamic scholar and political figure who led the country during a critical period of democratic transition. His presidency mattered because it represented Indonesia's shift toward democracy after decades of authoritarian rule, though his time in office was marked by political instability and he was eventually removed from power.
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- The Wisdom of Tolerance
- Ilusi negara Islam
- Rakyat jangan ditipu-tipu terus
- Menyingkap kemelut PKB
- Mengapa partai Islam kalah?
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- Heat tolerance in plants: An overview
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Abdurrahman Wahid (* 4. August 1940 in auf Java, Indonesien; † 30. Dezember 2009 in Jakarta), auch bekannt als Gus Dur, war ein indonesischer Politiker und Staatspräsident von 1999 bis 2001. Wahids Großvater war um 1900 ein bekannter Moslemführer, sein Vater Wahid Hasjim 1945 Religionsminister in der ersten Regierung von Sukarno.
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