abdul razak hussein was the second prime minister of malaysia.
abdul razak hussein was the second prime minister of malaysia.
who is the second prime minister of malaysia?
abdul razak hussein
the makam pahlawan area and the masjid negara was gazetted in the national heritage act 2005 (act 645), as a national heritage site by the heritage department on 6 july 2007. the plaque installation ceremony was held on 30 april 2009.









































section::::burials.









































section::::burials.:inside the dome.









































bullet::::- tun dr ismail abdul rahman – second deputy prime minister of malaysia (1970-1973) "(died 1973)"









































bullet::::- tun abdul razak hussein – second prime minister of malaysia (father of development) (1970-1976) "(died 1976)"









































bullet::::- tun hussein onn – third prime minister of malaysia (father of unity) (1976-1981) "(died 1990)"
makam pahlawan
bullet::::- monarch - jigme singye wangchuck, king of bhutan (1972–2006)









































bullet::::- brunei









































bullet::::- monarch - hassanal bolkiah, sultan of brunei (1967–present)









































bullet::::- prime minister - hassanal bolkiah, prime minister of brunei (1984–present)









































bullet::::- cambodia









































bullet::::- monarch - norodom sihanouk, king of cambodia (1993–2004)









































bullet::::- regent - chea sim, acting head of state of cambodia (1993–1994, 1994–1995)









































bullet::::- prime ministers -









































bullet::::- first prime minister - prince norodom ranariddh, first prime minister of cambodia (1993–1997)









































bullet::::- second prime minister - hun sen, second prime minister of cambodia (1985–present)









































bullet::::- china (people's republic of china)
list of state leaders in 1994