SANGGA PRAMUKA PENEGAK

Summary

This script introduces the Scout Movement of Enforcement, focusing on the concept of 'Sangga,' which refers to units with unique names based on significant events in Indonesia's history. These include Pioneer Sangga, symbolizing the nation's early fight against colonialism, Trial Sangga, commemorating the national awakening with Budi Utomo, Breakthrough Sangga, representing the struggle for independence, and others like Affirmation and Implementation Sangga. Each Sangga is marked by distinctive decorations and symbols, all tying back to key historical moments in Indonesia’s journey toward independence.

Takeaways

• 😀 The Scout Movement of Enforcement introduces various types of Sangga, which are metaphors for historical milestones in Indonesia's fight for independence.
• 😀 Sangga means a hut or small house where rice farmers work, and the names of different Sangga represent stages in Indonesian history.
• 😀 Pioneer Sangga symbolizes the early struggles of the Indonesian people during the colonial period to fight against invaders.
• 😀 Trial Sangga commemorates the founding of Budi Utomo on May 20, 1908, marking a national awakening and the beginning of a movement for Indonesian independence.
• 😀 Breakthrough Sangga honors the struggles of the national heroes who fought physically and mentally to achieve Indonesia's independence.
• 😀 Affirmation Sangga celebrates the Indonesian Youth Pledge of 1928, where youth across Indonesia united to fight oppression and stand together for independence.
• 😀 Implementation Sangga represents the post-1945 era, when Indonesia entered its development period and began to work towards building a strong nation.
• 😀 Each Sangga is associated with specific decorations and symbols representing the events or milestones they commemorate, such as red, white, yellow, and black colors.
• 😀 The colors and symbols of each Sangga are deeply tied to Indonesia's history, including the struggles for unity, independence, and development.
• 😀 The Scout Movement encourages the recording of these key lessons and historical moments in the Scout book for future reference and reflection.

Q & A

What does the term 'Sangga' refer to in the Scout Movement of Enforcement?

The term 'Sangga' refers to a hut or small house where rice farmers work. It is used metaphorically in the Scout Movement to represent different stages or phases of the nation's history and struggles for independence.

What are the different types of Sangga mentioned in the Scout Movement?

The different types of Sangga mentioned are: Pioneer Sangga, Trial Sangga, Breakthrough Sangga, Affirmation Sangga, and Implementation Sangga.

What is the significance of the Pioneer Sangga?

The Pioneer Sangga is named after the period before 198, during the colonial era, when the Indonesian people began to unite and fight against the invaders. It symbolizes the initial struggle and unity of the nation.

What does the decoration of the Pioneer Sangga include?

The decorations of the Pioneer Sangga include red, white, yellow, and black colors, with symbolic imagery such as a chain and the Kis image.

What historical event does the Trial Sangga commemorate?

The Trial Sangga commemorates the founding of Budi Utomo on May 20, 1908, which marked the beginning of the Indonesian national awakening and the spirit of unity and nationalism to fight for independence.

What are the decorations of the Trial Sangga?

The decorations of the Trial Sangga include red, black, and white colors, along with symbols like a t-shirt image, a camera compass, and three rulers.

What is the meaning of the Breakthrough Sangga?

The Breakthrough Sangga represents the struggle of the heroes who fought for Indonesia's independence, both physically and mentally, and the proclamation of Indonesia's independence.

What decorations are associated with the Breakthrough Sangga?

The decorations of the Breakthrough Sangga include red, yellow, and black colors, with an image of grass that is tied and then broken by a spear.

What does the Creation Sangga (Penekreasi) symbolize?

The Creation Sangga symbolizes the Youth Pledge event of October 28, 1928, when Indonesian youths united across the country to stand against oppression and fight for independence.

What is the significance of the Implementation Sangga?

The Implementation Sangga represents the period after 1945 when Indonesia entered its development phase. It reminds citizens to fill the independence with meaningful work, ensuring the sacrifices of the heroes were not in vain.