Puisi Chairil Anwar (born in Medan, North Sumatra, July 26, 1922 - died in Jakarta, 28 April 1949 at age 26 years), otherwise known as "The Beast Bitches" (from his work entitled I [2]) is the leading Indonesian poet. Together Asrul Sani and Rivai Apin, he was named by HB Jassin as a pioneer of modern poetry Force '45 and Indonesia.

Was born in Medan, Anwar is the only child. His father was Toeloes, incumbent Riau Indragiri, derived from Taeh Baruah, Fifty Cities, West Sumatra. While her mother Saleha, derived from Situjuh, Fifty Cities. [1] He still has family ties with Sutan Sjahrir, Indonesia's first Prime Minister. [2]

Chairil Hollandsch school-Inlandsche School (HIS), primary schools for indigenous people when the Dutch colonial period. He then continued his education at Meer Uitgebreid Lager Onderwijs (MULO), junior high school the Dutch East Indies, but he left before graduating. He began to write as a teenager but none was initially found poetry Puisi Chairil Anwar.

At the age of nineteen, after the divorce of her parents, Chairil moved with his mother to Jakarta where he became acquainted with world literature. Although his education was completed, Chairil mastering English, Dutch and German, and he filled his hours by reading the works of internationally renowned authors, such as: Rainer M. Rilke, W.H. Auden, Archibald MacLeish, H. Marsman, J. Slaurhoff and Edgar du Perron. These writers profoundly influenced his writing and poetry indirectly affect the order of Indonesian literature.