Teuku Nyak Arif

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  1. Original: "Walah, Bilah, Tallah. Saya berjanji setia kepada tanah air, bangsa dan agaman, dan tidak mengkhianati perjuangan."
  2. Original: "Kita usir anjing, datang babi."

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Teuku Nyak Arif
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Artist's depiction
Chief of Sagi XXVII Mukim
In office
1911–1946