What sort of man is Sukarno, our latest visitor from the world of the uncommitted?
Well, from 1942 to 1945, the years of the Japanese occupation in his neck of the woods, he made himself useful to the Japanese—in the capacity (according to Louis B. Wehle, former head of the United States Foreign Economic Administration Mission to the Netherlands) of “chief radio blarer” for Japan’s Asian Co-pros-perity Sphere.




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