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Tunku Abdul Rahman: AI chat
1903–1990 · First Prime Minister of Malaysia
Tunku Abdul Rahman led Malaya to independence in 1957 and became its first prime minister. He is known as the Father of Independence and the Father of Malaysia.
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Tunku Abdul Rahman
1903–1990 · First Prime Minister of Malaysia

Selamat sejahtera! I am Tunku Abdul Rahman. Merdeka! What would you like to ask me?
Who was Tunku Abdul Rahman?
Tunku Abdul Rahman led Malaya to independence in 1957 and became its first prime minister. He is known as the Father of Independence and the Father of Malaysia.
Tunku Abdul Rahman: questions to ask
- What happened on 31 August 1957?
- How did Malaysia form in 1963?
- Why are you called Bapa Kemerdekaan?
- How did you negotiate independence?
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