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Pidato P.J.M. Presiden Sukarno pada Upatjara Pelantikan Dewan Perwakilan Rakjat-Gotong Rojong; Istana Negara. Djakarta, 25 Djuni 1960
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King's kop howdah (Elephant chair)
The Royal Elephant and the King's "Kop Howdah"
Prime Minister's car in front of funeral car
Prime Minister's car leading the Funeral Procession
Preah Men (Funeral Pavilion) before enplacement of remains
Funeral Pavilion (Preah Men) before the emplacement of the late King's remains
Old-style Cambodian orchestra, preceding national assembly
A traditional Cambodian orchestra preceeds the procession of the members of the National Assembly
Placing funeral urn on dragon car
Placement of the Royal Funeral Urn on the dragon carriage
Urn containing remains of King Saramarit, being transferred to funeral car
Placement of the Royal Funeral Urn on the dragon carriage
Palace Brahmin priests with sacred relics in center
Procession of the Bakus (Brahmin priests of the Royal Palace)
Cabinet (1st two rows) and other high government officials
Ministers and senior officials of the Royal Government join the procession
Preah Men (Funeral Pavilion) being prepared for burning
Preparation of the Funeral Pavilion (Preah Men) for the cremation of the remains of the late King Norodom Suramarit
Queen Kossamak igniting funeral pyre in Preah Men (Funeral Pavilion)
Queen Sisowath Kossamak prepares to light the fire for the cremation of the remains of her late husband King Norodom Suramarit
Prince Sihanouk with funeral offering
Prince Norodom Sihanouk carrying the ashes of his late father King Norodom Suramarit
Chief Abbot of the Mohanikay buddhists
Supreme Patriarch of the Mohanikay Buddhist order joining the procession
Royal elephants in front of palace dance hall
The Royal Elephants, including the King's favourite, join the funeral procession in front of the Chhanchaya Hall of the Royal palace. The 4th Elephant from left has king's weapons
Remains on way from palace to Preah Men
Royal remains on their way to Funeral Pavilion from Royal palace
Royal [guard] pulling funeral car from palace to Preah Men
Royal Guards pulling the Funeral car through the Victory Gate of the Royal palace
The King's horse, with covered saddle
The King's personal horse joins the Funeral procession
Funeral drums [1]
Traditonal drums joining the Funeral procession
Funeral drums [2]
Traditional drums in the Funeral procession
Women mourners
Women mourners join the Funeral procession
Funeral drums and Mandarins of the Royal Court
Royal Court mandarins and officials
Palace Mandarins
Royal palace mandarins in the Funeral procession
Neak (Naga) funeral car
A Royal Funeral car known as "Neak" (Naga)
Remains preceded by relics
Royal remains now placed on the Royal Funeral car "Neak" about to leave the gardens of the Royal palace
Ceremony before royal remains in palace
Ceremony at the Royal palace before the departure of the Royal remains of the late His Majesty King Norodom Suramarit for the Funeral Pavilion
Cambodian (honorary) Court Mandarins
Court officials pause during the Funeral procession
Queen Kosamak and Prince Sihanouk, with Princess Rasmi
Her Majesty the Queen Sisowath Kossamak leads members of the Royal Family as they join the Funeral procession
Royal Family at funeral: extreme left; Queen Kosamak, centre; Prince Sihanouk, extreme right; Monireth
The Queen, Prince Norodom Sihanouk and other members of the Royal Family join the Funeral procession
Remains leaving palace
The Royal Urn leaves the Royal palace through the Victory Gate
Royal Family at funeral: extreme right; generals Ngo Hou and Lon Nol
Members of the Royal Family pause during the Funeral procession
Royal family in front of palace: front centre; Prince Monireth
Members of members of the Royal Family during the Funeral procession
Die Walküre : music drama in three acts (from the trilogy Der Ring des Nibelungen) / by Richard Wagner ; English version by Stewart Robb
Opposite pages numbered in duplicate. ; "Ed. 2565"
Miss International Goodwill ball, 18th May 1960
Eleanor Andrews, Margaret Douthwaite, Patricia Evans, Joan Liney, Leslie Perrott, Peter Appleton, Frank Donovan, Geoff Francis, Ian Holdsworth, Phil Lynch, Bob Lyon, Bruce Margetts, Ian Martin, Brain Mooney, Rod Permezel, Bill Rowe, Geoff Thompson,…
Star Weekly: 31 December 1960
Star Weekly was a weekly magazine published in Jakarta in Indonesian by Keng Po, the second-most-popular daily newspaper among peranakan Chinese. It offered news, opinion and features to peranakan Chinese as well to a wider public.
Star Weekly: 24 December 1960
Star Weekly was a weekly magazine published in Jakarta in Indonesian by Keng Po, the second-most-popular daily newspaper among peranakan Chinese. It offered news, opinion and features to peranakan Chinese as well to a wider public.
Star Weekly: 17 December 1960
Star Weekly was a weekly magazine published in Jakarta in Indonesian by Keng Po, the second-most-popular daily newspaper among peranakan Chinese. It offered news, opinion and features to peranakan Chinese as well to a wider public.
Star Weekly: 10 December 1960
Star Weekly was a weekly magazine published in Jakarta in Indonesian by Keng Po, the second-most-popular daily newspaper among peranakan Chinese. It offered news, opinion and features to peranakan Chinese as well to a wider public.
Star Weekly: 3 December 1960
Star Weekly was a weekly magazine published in Jakarta in Indonesian by Keng Po, the second-most-popular daily newspaper among peranakan Chinese. It offered news, opinion and features to peranakan Chinese as well to a wider public.
Star Weekly: 26 November 1960
Star Weekly was a weekly magazine published in Jakarta in Indonesian by Keng Po, the second-most-popular daily newspaper among peranakan Chinese. It offered news, opinion and features to peranakan Chinese as well to a wider public.