@bitter_truth06: Yang Chil Sung, along with four others—two Koreans and two Japanese—joined the Pangeran Papak Forces under Major SM Kosasih in Majalaya. They integrated into the local community, converted to Islam, taught various skills, and adopted new names: Komarudin (Yang Chil Sung), Aboe Bakar (Masashiro Aoki), Oemar (Lee Gil Dong), Soebardjo (Guk Jae-man), and Oesman (Hasegawa Katsuo). In March 1946, Bandung was hit by war. Hundreds of Indonesian youth groups from all over the city of Pasundan gathered in Bandung to fight Allied troops and remaining Japanese soldiers. One of them was Pasukan Pengeran Papak (PPP) from Garut, a town in West Java. Komarudin and eight fellow soldiers joined PPP to fight for Indonesia's independence from Dutch colonial rule. Credit: Korea.net Komarudin: revered Korean fighter for Indonesian independence

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