Credit: Salatiga Heritage via Prinz Warren de Jisrecht
Circa 1971
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17 February 2025
03 August 2015
12 June 2013
16 May 2011
Salatiga book and recording
Credit: salatiga.nlEddy Supangkat, a Salatiga native has come up with this new book and recording. They can be purchased by contacting him: griya_media@yahoo.co.id.
Roy Marten, also a Salatiga native, who became a famous actor. He was the actor in the legendary movie "Badai Pasti Berlalu".
Book:
Recording:
19 September 2010
Salatiga Medallion
Credit: Tropenmuseum
Salatigasche Militaire Sport Vereeniging, translated as Salatiga Military Sport Association.
TM-number: 1810-8
Object name: Penning
Dated: voor/before 1948
Dimensions: circa 0,3 x 5 x 5cm (1/8 x 1 15/16 x 1 15/16in.)
Subject: Insulair Zuidoost-Azië
Salatigasche Militaire Sport Vereeniging, translated as Salatiga Military Sport Association.
TM-number: 1810-8
Object name: Penning
Dated: voor/before 1948
Dimensions: circa 0,3 x 5 x 5cm (1/8 x 1 15/16 x 1 15/16in.)
Subject: Insulair Zuidoost-Azië
09 September 2010
T Fort Salatiga
Credit: nationaalarchief.nl
Year 1750-1800
View of the Salatiga fort, with its watchtower over the entrance gate.
The fort has a wooden clocktower.
In the bottom left corner are four huts and a small walled area.
Cf. National Library of Indonesia, inv. nr. BG 14 and VL 29 and Rijksmuseum, inv. nr. NG-400-Q.
Merbabu-Merapi mountains clearly shown in the background.
Year 1750-1800
View of the Salatiga fort, with its watchtower over the entrance gate.
The fort has a wooden clocktower.
In the bottom left corner are four huts and a small walled area.
Cf. National Library of Indonesia, inv. nr. BG 14 and VL 29 and Rijksmuseum, inv. nr. NG-400-Q.Merbabu-Merapi mountains clearly shown in the background.
12 August 2010
Salatiga Map
Map of 1940
1920 Japanese Map
Credit: Tohoku University, Miyagi, Jepang
via SaudaraTua blog
Current Map of Salatiga, 2010
Credit: Pemkot Salatiga
07 August 2010
Lambang Kota Salatiga
Credit: Tropenmuseum
Loosely translated "Salatiga Coat of Arms". Perhaps there is significant explanation of those 3 stars with Salatiga?
This one below appeared in 1940 map by the Dutch colonial government.
credit: www.salatiga.nl
From NGL:
And the emblem today. The motto is in Sanskrit, meaning "Be happy all the people!"
(credit: wikipedia). The phrase "ÇRÎR=ASTU SWASTI PRAJÂBHYAH" is taken from the Monolith of Plumpungan. The "elephant" is Ganesha, symbolising education.
Loosely translated "Salatiga Coat of Arms". Perhaps there is significant explanation of those 3 stars with Salatiga?
This one below appeared in 1940 map by the Dutch colonial government.
credit: www.salatiga.nl
From NGL:
Literature : Rühl, 1933; Koffie Hag albums, 1920s and http://tlvima.leidenuniv.nl
The arms in the Koffie Hag albums +/- 1930
And the emblem today. The motto is in Sanskrit, meaning "Be happy all the people!"
(credit: wikipedia). The phrase "ÇRÎR=ASTU SWASTI PRAJÂBHYAH" is taken from the Monolith of Plumpungan. The "elephant" is Ganesha, symbolising education.
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