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Sarimin Reksodihardjo
Sarimin Reksodihardjo
Governor of Nusa Tenggara
	In office; 5 April 1952 – 1 April 1957
President	Sukarno
Preceded by	Susanto Tirtoprodjo
Succeeded by	I Gusti Bagus Oka (acting); Teuku Daudsjah
Governor of North Sumatra; (acting)
	In office; 14 August 1950 – 25 January 1951
President	Sukarno
Preceded by	Sutan Mohammad Amin Nasution
Succeeded by	Abdul Hakim Harahap
Regent of Brebes
	In office; 1945–1946
Governor	Soeroso; Wongsonegoro
Preceded by	Sunarya
Succeeded by	K.H. Syatori
Personal details
Born	17 July 1905; Kalidesel, Wonosobo, Dutch East Indies
Died	1992 (age 86-87); Purwokerto, Central Java, Indonesia
Nationality	Indonesia
Spouse	Sartinah Wirjodihardjo

Sarimin Reksodihardjo (17 July 1905 – 1992) was a Javanese bureaucrat and politician.

Born in Wonosobo, Sarimin was employed by the Wedana (district head) of Ajibarang, Central Java after finishing his studies at the OSVIA (academy of governance). After the Indonesian independence, he was appointed as the Regent of Brebes, the head of Agrarian Affairs in the Ministry of Home Affairs, the acting Governor of North Sumatra, and as the Governor of Nusa Tenggara. After he retired from politics, he began involved in business, becoming the President and Director of the Gresik Cement factory.

Early life

Sarimin went to study at the Hollandsch-Inlandsche School (HIS, Dutch Native School) and Opleiding School Voor Inlandsche Ambtenaren (OSVIA, Training School for Natives Civil Servants), graduating from the latter in 1924.^[1]

Career

After he graduated from OSVIA, from 1924 until 1926 he was employed in the office of the Wedana of Ajibarang. He moved from Ajibarang, and 1926 until 1928 he worked as a mantri (expert) in Cilacap, and from 1928 to 1933 he worked as the deputy to the regent's secretary in Cilacap and Kendal. During this time, from 1931 until 1933, he went to study again at the Bestuurschool (Civil Servants School), graduating from the school in 1933.^[2]

From 1933 until 1938, he was appointed Assistant Wedana of the Weleri District in Kendal Regency, the Brati District in Grobogan, and the Pulukon District. To make himself eligible for the Wedana position, from 1938 until 1941, he attended the prestigious Bestuursacademie (Civil Servants Academy). He was one of the thirteen students from the academy who managed to graduate before the Japanese occupation in 1942.

After he graduated, he began to work at the office of the Resident of Pekalongan.^[3]

On 1 July 1941, he was appointed by the resident as the Wedana of Wiradesa in the Pekalongan Regency. He still held the office after the Japanese occupation.^[3]

As the Regent of Brebes

On 29 April 1945, the resident of Pekalongan, T. Tokonami,^[4] appointed Sarimin as the Regent of Brebes on 29 April 1945.^[5] He was still in office after the independence of Indonesia.

Head of Agrarian Affairs

In 1946, Sarimin was appointed by the Minister of Internal Affairs as the head of the Agrarian Affairs of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.^[6]

Basic Agrarian Law

During his time as the head of the Agrarian Affairs, he was involved in the creation of the Basic Agrarian Law. On 21 May 1948, with the P, he was appointed by President Sukarno as the chairman of the Yogyakarta Agrarian Committee. The committee consisted of officials from different ministries and bureaus, members of the Working Body of the Central Indonesian National Committee, experts on customary law, and representatives from the Union of Plantation Laborers.^[7]

After the recognition of sovereignty, the capital of Indonesia was moved to Jakarta. By this, the Yogyakarta Agrarian Committee was dissolved, and on 19 March 1952, the new committee, the Jakarta Agrarian Committee, was formed. Sarimin was still in office as the chairman, and his deputy was Sadjarwo the Head of General Politic Affairs and Planning of the Ministry of Agriculture.^[8]

Due to his appointment as the Governor of Nusa Tenggara, his day-to-day work in the committee was partially helped by Singgih Praptodihardjo, the Deputy Head of Agrarian Affairs.^[8]

Sarimin resigned in 1953.^[6] His position as the Head of Agrarian Affairs and the Chairman of the Jakarta Agrarian Committee was replaced by Singgih.^[9]

As the Acting Governor of North Sumatra

As part of his job in the Ministry of Internal Affairs, on 14 July 1950 and 1 August 1950, Sarimin was appointed as the chairman of the Preparatory Committee of the Unitary State for East Sumatra (PPKNST, Panitya Persiapan Negara Kesatuan untuk Sumatera Timur) and the Committee for the Establishment of the Province of North Sumatra (P4SU, Panitia Penjelenggara Pembentukan Propinsi Sumatera Utara). The PPKNST's main task was to dissolve the parliament and the departments of the State of East Sumatra and transfer the power peacefully from the State of East Sumatra to the Republic of Indonesia,^[10] while the P4SU's main task was to form the province of North Sumatra.^[11]

His appointment as chairman was taking into consideration that the region of North Sumatra was ethnically diverse. The government appointed a Javanese as a middle ground for the issue.^[12]

On 20 July 1950, the PPKNST announced its program. In the program, the PPKNST stated that the State of East Sumatra would be transformed into a residency without any autonomy, while its regencies would be an autonomous region and directly controlled by the provincial government.^[10] On 23 July 1950, the Government of East Sumatra, represented by Raja Kaliamsyah Sinaga, officially responded to the program. The government of East Sumatra opposed the transformation of the state into a residency and instead opted for the transformation into a province.^[13]

After the State of East Sumatra was dissolved on 13 August 1950, the P4SU took its job. The P4SU began preparing the regional division of the province, and the establishment of regional councils in the regencies.^[11]

As the chairman of the P4SU, Sarimin became the province's acting governor.^[14] His job ended after the definitive governor, Abdul Hakim Harahap, was appointed.^[15]

Governor of Nusa Tenggara

On 5 April 1952, Sarimin became the acting Governor of the Lesser Sunda Province. He replaced the previous governor, Susanto Tirtoprodjo, who was appointed as the ambassador of Indonesia to the Netherlands.^[16]

He was inaugurated as a definitive governor on 6 May 1953.^[17]

During his tenure, on 28 May 1954, the province's name was changed to Nusa Tenggara. The change was intended to remove the term "lesser" from the province because it was considered as a derogatory term.^[18]

He resigned from the position on 1 April 1957.^[19]

President Director of the Gresik Cement Factory

After his resignation as the Governor of Nusa Tenggara, Sarimin was appointed as the President Director of the Gresik Cement Factory on 1 April 1957. He resigned from the position on 20 April 1961.

References

^ Gunseikanbu 1944, p. 69
^ Gunseikanbu 1944, pp. 69–70
^ ^a ^b Gunseikanbu 1944, pp. 70
^ Suryanegara 2016, p. 29
^ Sutherland 1974, p. 28
^ ^a ^b Ministry of Information 1954, p. 54
^ Sihombing 2018, p. 93
^ ^a ^b Sihombing 2018, p. 95
^ Rachman 2017, p. 65
^ ^a ^b Information Bureau of North Sumatra 1953, p. 381
^ ^a ^b Information Bureau of North Sumatra 1953, p. 385
^ Sjamsuddin 1990, p. 41
^ Information Bureau of North Sumatra 1953, p. 383
^ Tuk Wan Haria 2006, p. 59
^ Tuk Wan Haria 2006, p. 60
^ "Wie naar Kleine Sunda-eilanden?". De vrije pers. 7 April 1952.
^ Kementerian Penerangan 1953, p. 2
^ Emergency Law No.9 of 1954
^ "FUNCTIEOVERDRACHT". Algemeen Indisch dagblad : de Preangerbode. 3 April 1957.

Bibliography

Gunseikanbu (1944), Orang Indonesia jang Terkemoeka di Djawa (in Indonesian)
Suryanegara, Ahmad Mansur (2016), Api Sejarah 2 (in Indonesian), Surya Dinasti, ISBN 9786027123724
Sutherland, Heather (April 1974), "Notes on Java's Regent Families: Part II" (PDF), Indonesia, 17 (17), Cornell University Southeast Asia Program: 1–42, doi:10.2307/3350770, hdl:1813/53573, JSTOR 3350770
Information Bureau of North Sumatra (1953), Republik Indonesia: Propinsi Sumatera Utara (in Indonesian), Medan: Ministry of Information
Sihombing, M.F. (2018), Sejarah Hukum Tanah di Indonesia (in Indonesian), Jakarta: Kencana Media
Rachman, Noer Fauzi (2017), Petani & Penguasa: Dinamika Perjalanan Politik Agraria Indonesia (in Indonesian), Jakarta: INSIST Press
Sjamsuddin, Nazaruddin (1990), Pemberontakan kaum republik: kasus Darul Islam Aceh (in Indonesian), Jakarta: Grafiti Press
Ministry of Information (1954), Kami Perkenalkan (in Indonesian), Jakarta{{citation}}: CS1 maint: location missing publisher (link)
Tuk Wan Haria, Muhammad (2006), Gubernur Sumatera dan Para Gubernur Sumatera Utara [The Governor of Sumatra and the Governors of North Sumatra] (in Indonesian), Medan: Library and Regional Archives Bureau of North Sumatra, ISBN 9789791521208
Information Bureau of Lesser Sunda (1953), Republik Indonesia: Propinsi Sunda Ketjil (in Indonesian), Singaraja: Ministry of Information
Lucas, Anton (February 1980), The Bamboo Spear Pierces the Payung: the Revolution Against the Bureaucratic Elite in North Central Java in 1945 (PDF), The Australian National University, doi:10.25911/5d7633feb5539

[p69-1] Gunseikanbu 1944, p. 69

[p6970-2] Gunseikanbu 1944, pp. 69–70

[p70-3] Gunseikanbu 1944, pp. 70

[p29-4] Suryanegara 2016, p. 29

[p28-5] Sutherland 1974, p. 28

[p54-6] Ministry of Information 1954, p. 54

[p93-7] Sihombing 2018, p. 93

[p95-8] Sihombing 2018, p. 95

[p65-9] Rachman 2017, p. 65

[p381-10] Information Bureau of North Sumatra 1953, p. 381

[p385-11] Information Bureau of North Sumatra 1953, p. 385

[p41-12] Sjamsuddin 1990, p. 41

[p383-13] Information Bureau of North Sumatra 1953, p. 383

[p59-14] Tuk Wan Haria 2006, p. 59

[p60-15] Tuk Wan Haria 2006, p. 60

[16] "Wie naar Kleine Sunda-eilanden?". De vrije pers. 7 April 1952.

[Kementerian_Penerangan_1953_2-17] Kementerian Penerangan 1953, p. 2

[18] Emergency Law No.9 of 1954

[19] "FUNCTIEOVERDRACHT". Algemeen Indisch dagblad : de Preangerbode. 3 April 1957.

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Sarimin Reksodihardjo

Early life

Career

As the Regent of Brebes

Head of Agrarian Affairs

Basic Agrarian Law

As the Acting Governor of North Sumatra

Governor of Nusa Tenggara

President Director of the Gresik Cement Factory

References

Bibliography

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