The Political Graveyard: Indonesia

Indonesia

Indonesia information:

Population: 228,437,870
Land area 741,099 square miles.
Capital: Jakarta

Neighboring areas:

North: Strait of Malacca; South China Sea; Malaysia; Celebes Sea
Northeast: Pacific Ocean
East: Papua New Guinea
South: Arafura Sea; Timor Sea; East Timor
Southwest: Indian Ocean
Northwest: Andaman Sea
Within area: Java Sea; Makassar Strait; Bali Sea; Flores Sea; Banda Sea; Gulf of Tomini; Molucca Sea; Ceram Sea

The Political Graveyard:

U.S. Diplomatic chiefs of mission to Indonesia
U.S. Consuls in Indonesia
U.S. Politicians who died in Indonesia

U.S. Diplomatic chiefs of mission to Indonesia

H. Merle Cochran (Ambassador 1949) Hugh Smith Cumming, Jr. (Ambassador 1953) John M. Allison (Ambassador 1957) Howard Palfrey Jones (Ambassador 1958) Marshall Green (Ambassador 1965-69) Francis J. Galbraith (Ambassador 1969) David D. Newsom (Ambassador 1973) Edward E. Masters (Ambassador 1977) John H. Holdridge (Ambassador 1982-86) Paul Wolfowitz (Ambassador 1986) John Cameron Monjo (Ambassador 1989) Robert Louis Barry (Ambassador 1992) J. Stapleton Roy (Ambassador 1995) Robert S. Gelbard (Ambassador 1999) Ralph Leo Boyce (Ambassador 2001)

U.S. Consuls in Indonesia

(may be incomplete!)

Batavia (Jakarta): Thomas Hewes (Consul 1801-07) Charles B. Wells (Consul 1850) Sydney B. Everett (Consul 1897-98) Bradstreet S. Rairden (Vice Consul 1898) Bradstreet S. Rairden (Consul 1902-16) Leopold T. Haasmann (Vice Consul 1904-06) Percy W. Rairden (Vice Consul 1914) David L. Rairden (Vice Consul 1916) James Oliver Laing (Consul 1916-17) Walter A. Adams (Vice Consul 1918-20) John F. Jewell (Consul 1919) J. Francis Gill (Vice Consul 1919) Ralph H. Tompkins (Vice Consul 1922) Herbert W. Wier (Vice Consul 1922) Henry P. Starrett (Consul 1922) Rollin R. Winslow (Vice Consul 1923) Clark Porter Kuykendall (Vice Consul 1923) Clark Porter Kuykendall (Consul 1926-27) Charles L. Hoover (Consul 1926) Joseph G. Groeninger (Consul 1927-31) Coert du Bois (Consul General 1927-30) Dale W. Maher (Vice Consul 1929) Kenneth S. Patton (Consul General 1932) John J. Macdonald (Vice Consul 1932) William K. Ailshie (Vice Consul 1932) Walter A. Foote (Consul 1938) Howard Elting, Jr. (Vice Consul 1938) Albert E. Clattenburg, Jr. (Consul 1938-39) Paul Paddock (Vice Consul 1939) Willard Galbraith (Consul 1939) Walter A. Foote (Consul General 1947) Jacob D. Beam (Consul 1949) Francis J. Galbraith (Vice Consul 1949-50)
Medan: Algar E. Carleton (Consul 1919) Carl O. Spamer (Consul 1922) Raymond Archer (Vice Consul 1926-29) Sydney B. Redecker (Consul 1926) Walter A. Foote (Consul 1929) Louis H. Gourley (Consul 1932) Daniel M. Braddock (Vice Consul 1932) Sidney H. Browne (Consul 1938) Francis J. Galbraith (Consul 1955-56)
Soerabaya (Surabaya): Benjamin N. Powell (Consular Agent 1916) Harry Campbell (Consul 1918-20) Parker W. Buhrman (Consul 1921-23) Hugh Charles McCarthy (Vice Consul 1922) Rollin R. Winslow (Vice Consul 1923-25) Rollin R. Winslow (Consul 1925) Edward M. Groth (Consul 1926) Duncan M. White (Vice Consul 1926)
Surabaya: Edward M. Groth (Consul 1929) Ray Fox (Consul 1932) Peter Paul Devlin (Vice Consul 1932) William W. Walker (Vice Consul 1938) Frederik van den Arend (Consul 1938)

U.S. Politicians who died in Indonesia

Surabaya: William Herbert Murphy 1942

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