Senu Abdul Rahman

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Tan Sri Senu Abdul Rahman was a Malaysian politician and former federal minister. He was a prominent opponent of the People's Action Party and advocate of Malay nationalism. He was the first Malaysian Ambassador to Indonesia and Germany and wrote a book titled Mental Revolution.

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