Polsek Jatiwangi

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Formerly the Jatiwangi Police Station was a former Jatiwangi Districk Office during the Dutch East Indies. The proof is the Architectural Building Ornaments, Ceramic Floors, original wooden roofs and Stork Statues which are located above the building as unique in Europe. And this is a legacy of the development of the Dutch East Indies era. In addition, in front of the districk's office there is the Cirebon-Kadipaten railroad under the auspices of the SCS company that can facilitate the mobility of transportation of goods and services, so that the district head is always connected with other busy areas such as Cirebon to Semarang. Previously, this office was built in conjunction with the Jatiwangi Sugar Factory in 1848. According to the elders of this building, it had also once been a Dutch Police Headquarters. After the Dutch East Indies period. This office was taken over during the Japanese occupation which became the headquarters of the Japanese Police or called Junsa. In the book History of Majalengka at a glance there is also the same information that in the year 1940-1941 there were cavalry troops mounted by the Dutch army or Husar led by captain Berreenschoot which he later died as a result of an aircraft accident. After the Japanese arrived, there was Junsa or the Japanese police in control of this building. Until now, the Jatiwangi Police Station is still maintained the authenticity of cultural heritage in RI Law No. 11 of 2010. One of them returns the white color of the building ornaments behind the Jatiwangi Police Station.

There are alumni from Sleman Public Middle School 2 there. But now the contact loss ...

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