Bung Karno 1938-1942 year had removed and exiled by the Dutch government. At that time, Bung Karno, who lived in a house located on Market Anggut No. 2, or now called Jalan Soekarno Hatta, Queen District Court, City of Bengkulu.
The house red tile-roofed concrete was still solid. Yard wide, with verdant grass. Located not far from the heart of the city, about 700 meters in the southwest intersection of five, and the Office of the City of Bengkulu.
On the inside there are four rooms. One living room complete with a set of old wooden chairs. Then there are two bedrooms equipped iron bed, and a library with two shelves 225 Bung Karno's books.
The furniture in the house was still sitting nicely, some of which are the instruments of households, bicycles and ontel other tools used in the Bung Karno exile. In the town of Bung Karno also married mother Fatmawati as the First Lady of Indonesia.
(Source: mediaindonesia.com)
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