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After Indonesia's independence, the Indonesian Communist Party (PKI) was reestablished in Jakarta. The party began to rebuild itself under new leadership, including future chairman D.N. Aidit.

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A significant uprising occurred in Madiun, East Java, when PKI members tried to establish a Soviet-style government. This revolt was quickly suppressed by Republican forces under Sukarno and Hatta's leadership.

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The PKI established its main headquarters in Jakarta, from where they began organizing workers and peasants. The party started growing its influence through various social programs and cultural activities.

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In Indonesia's first democratic elections, PKI emerged as one of the four largest parties, showing their growing popularity. They received significant support in Central and East Java.

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President Sukarno implemented Guided Democracy, and PKI became one of the key supporters of his policies. Their influence grew significantly during this period.

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A massive PKI rally was held in Surabaya, demonstrating the party's strong presence in East Java. Thousands of supporters gathered to show their support for the party's programs.

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A group of military officers kidnapped and killed several generals in Jakarta. This event, known as G30S, was blamed on the PKI and led to significant changes in Indonesian history.

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President Sukarno signed the Supersemar document, transferring executive authority to General Suharto. This marked the beginning of the end for PKI as the party was subsequently banned.