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    President Sukarno declares the opening of the 1955 Bandung Conference in Indonesia, the first intercontinental conference of Asian and African countries. In his speech, Sukarno expresses sadness over deaths fighting colonialism and recalls the strength countries found in previous independence fights. He notes that some countries remain under colonial rule and the conference aims to unite Asian and African nations in further liberating colonized peoples. Sukarno warns that colonialism still exists in modern forms like economic, intellectual, cultural and indirect political control. He calls for the conference to succeed in fostering understanding and unity between diverse nations and peoples.

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    President Sukarno declares the opening of the 1955 Bandung Conference in Indonesia, the first intercontinental conference of Asian and African countries. In his speech, Sukarno expresses sadness over deaths fighting colonialism and recalls the strength countries found in previous independence fights. He notes that some countries remain under colonial rule and the conference aims to unite Asian and African nations in further liberating colonized peoples. Sukarno warns that colonialism still exists in modern forms like economic, intellectual, cultural and indirect political control. He calls for the conference to succeed in fostering understanding and unity between diverse nations and peoples.

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    President Sukarno declares the opening of the 1955 Bandung Conference in Indonesia, the first intercontinental conference of Asian and African countries. In his speech, Sukarno expresses sadness over deaths fighting colonialism and recalls the strength countries found in previous independence fights. He notes that some countries remain under colonial rule and the conference aims to unite Asian and African nations in further liberating colonized peoples. Sukarno warns that colonialism still exists in modern forms like economic, intellectual, cultural and indirect political control. He calls for the conference to succeed in fostering understanding and unity between diverse nations and peoples.

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    President Sukarno’s speech at Afro-Asian Conference at Bandung. 18 April 1955

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    President Sukarno declares the Bandung Conference open on 18 April 1955 with African and
    Asian countries to unite in the fight against colonialism. It was a first intercontinental
    conference of colored people in the history of the world that leader of Asian and African
    countries met together to discuss about colonialism. President Sukarno expressed sadness
    over the deaths of people who fought to defend independence. President Sukarno recalled
    the conference of the league against imperialism and colonialism that was held in Brussels
    thirty years ago found new strength in their fight for independence. Some Asian and African
    countries are not fully free yet from colonialism. This conference is made to aware Asian and
    African countries to be united and responsible together to liberating countries from being
    colonized. Even though Asian and African countries are different but unity can make nothing
    is impossible. Colonialism has also in modern form. Such as economic control, intellectual
    control, cultural control and indirect political control. We never realized that we are being
    colonized. Asian and African countries are a greater diversity of religions, faiths and beliefs.
    So, President Sukarno want this conference be a great success. “Live and let live” principle
    and “Unity in diversity” motto the unifying force to being all together. President Sukarno
    stated that if this conference succeeds, the effect of it will be great and seek an
    understanding of each other to be united and hope this discussion will be profitable to all
    people.

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