Leadership Type: Sutomo Strategic Leadership at the Battle of Surabaya November 10, 1945

  • Wijaya A
  • Wayan Nurida P
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Abstract

In the battle of Surabaya 1945 there was a figure who was able to burn the spirit of the people of Surabaya to dare to die against the invaders, the figure is Sutomo or better known as Sutomo, therefore the author is interested in reviewing and analyzing the Background of the Battle of November 10, 1945 in Surabaya and Reviewing the Role of Sutomo Strategic Leadership in the Battle. This paneling method uses qualitative descriptive methods. According to Sugiyon, descriptive methods are studies that describe, describe, or describe the state of the object studied as what it is, according to the situation and conditions when the research is done. The study also uses a qualitative approach. Sutomo at all times galvanized and stimulated the revolutionary spirit organized into one giant fortress to face the Allies (Britain). Sutomo's fiery voice shrilled the enemy's guts we will not stop the fighting as long as the Dutch army is still on the Indonesian mainland. This voice indirectly weakens the spirit of the enemy who already feels anxious to face the fierce resistance of the Indonesian nation. In leadership has implemented strategic leadership, as well as has a bureaucratic leadership style, charismatic leadership style, analistic leadership style and visionary leadership style. Sutomo strategic leadership can be used as an example for Indonesian citizens, especially for youth to model their strategic leadership, namely in terms of decision making needed to think critically and think analytically, in order to predict the future impact of the decisions taken.

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Wijaya, A. A., & Wayan Nurida, P. (2022). Leadership Type: Sutomo Strategic Leadership at the Battle of Surabaya November 10, 1945. International Journal of Research and Innovation in Social Science, 05(12), 977–981. https://doi.org/10.47772/ijriss.2021.51255

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