Colonial Counterinsurgency and Mass Violence
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Colonial Counterinsurgency and Mass Violence
The Dutch Empire in Indonesia
Luttikhuis, Bart; Moses, A. Dirk
Taylor & Francis Ltd
10/2024
370
Mole
9781032920955
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1. Colonial counterinsurgency and mass violence: the Dutch empire in Indonesia Part I. Conquest and reconquest 2. Colonial warfare and military ethics in the Netherlands East Indies, 1816-1941 3. Genocide in the Kampongs? Dutch nineteenth century colonial warfare in Aceh, Sumatra 4. Business as usual: Dutch mass violence in the Indonesian War of Independence 1945-1949 5. Learning on 'the job': Dutch war volunteers entering the Indonesian war of independence, 1945-46 6. 'Who wants to cover everything, covers nothing': the organization of indigenous security forces in Indonesia, 1945-50 Part II. Indonesian violence 7. The killing of Dutch and Eurasians in Indonesia's national revolution (1945-49): a 'brief genocide' reconsidered 8. Anti-Chinese violence in Java during the Indonesian Revolution, 1945-49 9. Walking the tightrope: internal Indonesian conflict, 1945-1949 Part III. Representations and memories 10. 'Not a colonial war': Dutch film propaganda in the fight against Indonesia, 1945-49 11. 'Trust me, this news is indeed true': representations of violence in Indonesian newspapers during the Indonesian revolution, 1945-1948 12. Cleo's 'unfinished business': coming to terms with Dutch war crimes in Indonesia's war of independence 13. Colonial memory and forgetting in the Netherlands and Indonesia 14. From national sacrifice to compensation claims: changing Indonesian representations of the Westerling massacres in South Sulawesi (1946-1947) 15. Competitive or multidirectional memory? The interaction between postwar and postcolonial memory in the Netherlands 16. Epilogue: On genocide and mass violence in colonial Indonesia
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World War Ii Memory;Decolonization;Young Men;Insurgency;Rost Van Tonningen;Violence;International Humanitarian Law;Memory;East Timor;Netherlands;Colonial Administration;A. Dirk Moses;East Indies;Petra Groen;Dutch Veterans;Emmanuel Kreike;Dutch Military;Remy Limpach;Dutch Troops;Peter Romijn;Schulte Nordholt;Roel Frakking;Van Heutsz;William H. Frederick;Tan Malaka;Mary Somers Heidhues;South Sulawesi;Harry A. Poeze;Aceh War;Gerda Jansen Hendriks;Decolonization War;Muhammad Yuanda Zara;Indonesian Revolution;Stef Scagliola;Dutch Military Actions;Paul Bijl;Van Swieten;Katharine McGregor;Netherlands Indies;Iris van Ooijen;Scorched Earth Tactics;Ilse Raaijmakers;Greater Aceh;Remco Raben;Kahar Muzakkar;colonial violence;Van Rij;counterinsurgency campaign;Snouck Hurgronje;global reverberations;police actions;intra-Indonesian violence
1. Colonial counterinsurgency and mass violence: the Dutch empire in Indonesia Part I. Conquest and reconquest 2. Colonial warfare and military ethics in the Netherlands East Indies, 1816-1941 3. Genocide in the Kampongs? Dutch nineteenth century colonial warfare in Aceh, Sumatra 4. Business as usual: Dutch mass violence in the Indonesian War of Independence 1945-1949 5. Learning on 'the job': Dutch war volunteers entering the Indonesian war of independence, 1945-46 6. 'Who wants to cover everything, covers nothing': the organization of indigenous security forces in Indonesia, 1945-50 Part II. Indonesian violence 7. The killing of Dutch and Eurasians in Indonesia's national revolution (1945-49): a 'brief genocide' reconsidered 8. Anti-Chinese violence in Java during the Indonesian Revolution, 1945-49 9. Walking the tightrope: internal Indonesian conflict, 1945-1949 Part III. Representations and memories 10. 'Not a colonial war': Dutch film propaganda in the fight against Indonesia, 1945-49 11. 'Trust me, this news is indeed true': representations of violence in Indonesian newspapers during the Indonesian revolution, 1945-1948 12. Cleo's 'unfinished business': coming to terms with Dutch war crimes in Indonesia's war of independence 13. Colonial memory and forgetting in the Netherlands and Indonesia 14. From national sacrifice to compensation claims: changing Indonesian representations of the Westerling massacres in South Sulawesi (1946-1947) 15. Competitive or multidirectional memory? The interaction between postwar and postcolonial memory in the Netherlands 16. Epilogue: On genocide and mass violence in colonial Indonesia
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World War Ii Memory;Decolonization;Young Men;Insurgency;Rost Van Tonningen;Violence;International Humanitarian Law;Memory;East Timor;Netherlands;Colonial Administration;A. Dirk Moses;East Indies;Petra Groen;Dutch Veterans;Emmanuel Kreike;Dutch Military;Remy Limpach;Dutch Troops;Peter Romijn;Schulte Nordholt;Roel Frakking;Van Heutsz;William H. Frederick;Tan Malaka;Mary Somers Heidhues;South Sulawesi;Harry A. Poeze;Aceh War;Gerda Jansen Hendriks;Decolonization War;Muhammad Yuanda Zara;Indonesian Revolution;Stef Scagliola;Dutch Military Actions;Paul Bijl;Van Swieten;Katharine McGregor;Netherlands Indies;Iris van Ooijen;Scorched Earth Tactics;Ilse Raaijmakers;Greater Aceh;Remco Raben;Kahar Muzakkar;colonial violence;Van Rij;counterinsurgency campaign;Snouck Hurgronje;global reverberations;police actions;intra-Indonesian violence
