Kamphoofdtegen wil en dank
Kamphoofd tegen wil en Dank Dit is het verhaal van Elly Campioni, een ‘vergeten’ oorlogsheldin, gebaseerd op haar manuscript dat decennia lang …
Leo Jansen’s secret propaganda diary
In Deze Halve gevangenis by Dr Leo Jansen, Leo Jansen was a multilingual senior member of the Dutch Colonial administration who was …
Tokyo Tribunal
Tokyo Tribunal evidence on Tjideng At the International Military tribunal for the Far East Lieutenant Colonel Nicholas J.D. Read-Collins provided evidence about the …
Japanse Burgerkampen
Summary The book , Japanse Burgerkampen, published by uitgeverij T. Wever ,Franeken, Netherlands first appeared in 1963 as a PhD thesis by …
Hartley Cartoon Book- Myn Kamp niet door Hitler
Hartley Cartoon Book The Hartley Cartoon Book provides a humorous and informative account of Tjimahi (Cimahi) camp life. This covers the three-and- …
Jan Bouwer
Jan Bouwer was a Dutch journalist who immigrated to Indonesia in 1940, thus avoiding the German Occupation but arriving in time for …
Adresboek van Bandoeng
Adresboek van Bandoeng Originally published by HOLLAND-INDIA HANDELSVERENIGING May 1941 This first and only publication of the Adresboek van Bandoeng (Bandung …
Four years Till Tomorrow
Four Years Till Tomorrow Published by van der Heide (1999) Â Four Years Till Tomorrow refers to the misguided belief of nearly all …
Paradise in Peril
Paradise in Peril Paradise in Peril is the PhD Thesis by Herman Bussemaker for the University of Amsterdam. In this document he …
Invasion of the Dutch East indies
The Japanese invasion of java at the end of February 1942 was the culmination of the hostilities that began on 8 Dec 1941. Jakarta and Bandung on Java were the administrative centers for the Dutch East Indies and therefore the key to gaining access to the raw material wealth of that nation. So critical was this objective that within three weeks of the attack on Pearl Harbor, the army was told to revise its plans and bring forward the conquest of Java by thirty days. At the time of the Pearl Harbor attack, the target date for capture of the NEI had been set at 7 April . This is outlined in the book ” The Invasion of the Dutch East Indies”, published by the Leiden University Press (2015), and the source of this illustration. The Battle of the Java Sea on 28 February 1942, was at the time the largest naval engagement since the Battle of Jutland during WWI