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Thomas Wapai Newei Sarampayai Wainggai (also known as Thomas Wainggai, Thom Wainggai or Dr. Thom; 5 December 1937 – 12 March 1996) was an Indonesian scholar, political and cultural leader, philosopher, and nationalist; as well as an advocate of West Papuan self-determination and Melanesian identity. He became one of the first West Papuan to get an advanced education outside of West Papua region. In 1988, he was arrested for his political beliefs and teachings and was sentenced to two decades behind bars. In 1996, he died as a political prisoner in a Jakarta prison.

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rdfs:comment	Thomas Wapai N.S Wainggai (juga disebut sebagai Dr. Thom, 5 Desember 1937 – 12 Maret 1996) adalah seorang cendekiawan, pemimpin politik dan budaya, filsuf dan nasionalis asal Papua Barat. Ia merupakan advokat penentuan nasib Papua Barat dan identitas Melanesia. Ia lahir dan dibesarkan di Hollandia, Nugini Belanda, dimana ia menjalani masa mudanya. Ia merupakan orang Papua Barat pertama yang mengenyam perguruan tinggi di luar Papua Barat. Pada 1988, ia ditangkap karena keyakinan dan ajaran politiknya dan ditahan selama dua dasawarsa. Pada 1996, ia menjemput ajal sebagai tahanan politik di sebuah rutan Indonesia. (in) Thomas Wapai Newei Sarampayai Wainggai (also known as Thomas Wainggai, Thom Wainggai or Dr. Thom; 5 December 1937 – 12 March 1996) was an Indonesian scholar, political and cultural leader, philosopher, and nationalist; as well as an advocate of West Papuan self-determination and Melanesian identity. He became one of the first West Papuan to get an advanced education outside of West Papua region. In 1988, he was arrested for his political beliefs and teachings and was sentenced to two decades behind bars. In 1996, he died as a political prisoner in a Jakarta prison. (en)
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has abstract	Thomas Wapai N.S Wainggai (juga disebut sebagai Dr. Thom, 5 Desember 1937 – 12 Maret 1996) adalah seorang cendekiawan, pemimpin politik dan budaya, filsuf dan nasionalis asal Papua Barat. Ia merupakan advokat penentuan nasib Papua Barat dan identitas Melanesia. Ia lahir dan dibesarkan di Hollandia, Nugini Belanda, dimana ia menjalani masa mudanya. Ia merupakan orang Papua Barat pertama yang mengenyam perguruan tinggi di luar Papua Barat. Pada 1988, ia ditangkap karena keyakinan dan ajaran politiknya dan ditahan selama dua dasawarsa. Pada 1996, ia menjemput ajal sebagai tahanan politik di sebuah rutan Indonesia. (in) Thomas Wapai Newei Sarampayai Wainggai (also known as Thomas Wainggai, Thom Wainggai or Dr. Thom; 5 December 1937 – 12 March 1996) was an Indonesian scholar, political and cultural leader, philosopher, and nationalist; as well as an advocate of West Papuan self-determination and Melanesian identity. He became one of the first West Papuan to get an advanced education outside of West Papua region. In 1988, he was arrested for his political beliefs and teachings and was sentenced to two decades behind bars. In 1996, he died as a political prisoner in a Jakarta prison. (en)
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