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Ruit Bonjol
The medal
Awarded forconquest of the fortress Bonjol
CountryNetherlands
MottoVoor Moed en Trouw
First awarded1838

The Ruit Bonjol commemorates the conquest of the fortress Bonjol in the former Dutch East Indies in 1837 after the prolonged Padri War against Tuanku Imam Bonjol and his followers.

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