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Nyai Ahmad Dahlan
History of Siti Walidah or Nyai Ahmad Dahlan, women's emancipation figure and wife of the founder of Muhammadiyah, Kiai Ahmad Dahlan. His history was from childhood who really wanted to get an education until he became an adult and married KH Ahmad Dahlan. He is also known as a figure who refuses forced marriage. She was the first woman to ever lead the Muhammadiyah Congress in 1926 and the founder of the Sopo Treno women's movement organization which was later named Aisyiyah. He was awarded the title of National Hero on November 10, 1971.
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History of Siti Walidah or Nyai Ahmad Dahlan, women's emancipation figure and wife of the founder of Muhammadiyah, Kiai Ahmad Dahlan. His history was from childhood who really wanted to get an education until he became an adult and married KH Ahmad Dahlan. He is also known as a figure who refuses forced marriage. She was the first woman to ever lead the Muhammadiyah Congress in 1926 and the founder of the Sopo Treno women's movement organization which was later named Aisyiyah. He was awarded the title of National Hero on November 10, 1971.
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Written By:Siti Muthmainah, Dyah Kalsitorini, Widyastuti
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Runtime:102 minutes
Studio:Iras Film
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