Indonesian War

The Indonesian War (originally known as Indonesian National Revolution, Indonesian War of Independence, and also known as The Tranan and Indonesian War) was a civil war caused by the Traneson Ménage-owned Tranemo and some white supremacists from Europe, moving to the Dutch East Indies, under the name, Operation of Eastern Indonesia, the secret plan was to "take over the Asia-Pacific and later influence the world".

At the same as the Traneson Ménage and their supporters came to Indonesia in 1945 after World War II was over, it was also an armed conflict and diplomatic struggle between the Republic of Indonesia and the Dutch Empire and an internal social revolution during postwar and postcolonial Indonesia too, which makes one of the most confusing wars and conflicts in history, along with the Korean War.

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After the war, in the year 1966, None of the two won the Indonesian War. Kongo, Soviet Union, and the United Kingdom decided to divide Indonesia into two different nations, Indonesia, a democratic country, and the Socialist Republic of Tranemo (Sulawesi), a corporate totalitarian dictatorship.