Mergosono massacre

The Mergosono massacre (Indonesian: Tragedi Mergosono) was committed by Indonesian revolutionaries against members of the Chinese community of Mergosono in Malang, East Java on 31 July 1947 during the Indonesian National Revolution. Suspected of espionage for the Dutch colonial authorities, 30 Chinese men and women were rounded up, tortured, and burned, before being buried at a former noodle factory. The bodies were exhumed and reburied in a mass grave on 3 August the same year.[1]

Mergosono massacre
Part of Indonesian National Revolution
LocationMalang, East Java, Dutch East Indies
Date31 July 1947 (1947-07-31)
Attack type
massacre
Deaths30[1]
VictimsChinese community of Mergosono
PerpetratorsIndonesian revolutionaries
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The victims

The names of 22 victims were provided by the local Chung Hua Tsung Hui. The identities of the remaining six victims remains unknown.

  1. Sie Bian Kiet (football player, popularly known as Freddy Sie)
  2. Sie Bian Ten
  3. Tan Soen Seng
  4. Tan Teng San
  5. unnamed wife of Tan Teng San
  6. Koo Pan Tjo
  7. Kwee Giok Tjhoen
  8. Oen Nam Tjing
  9. Koo Siam Tjo
  10. Kwee Keh Tien
  11. Kwee Lian Sie
  12. unnamed wife of Kwee Lian Sie
  13. Nie Swan Hwie
  14. Nyonya Kwee Swan Hwie
  15. Tan Ting Siang
  16. Yap Tian Seng
  17. Yap Kong Ing
  18. Tan Thing Lien
  19. Tan Siang Soen
  20. Yap Khik Hien
  21. Yap Tie Wan
  22. Go Siong Kie
  23. Lay Tjoen Hien
  24. Go Yauw Khing
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References
  1. Kwee Thiam Tjing (2004). Indonesia dalam Api dan Bara, Elkasa, Jakarta. ISBN 9799836719.
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