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Examining decolonization for greater understanding
Academia 2 years ago

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Examining decolonization for greater understanding

Unfortunately, the debate on Dutch colonialism and colonial war is sometimes shrouded by heated argu...
How coffee went from the hands of the Dutch to the world
Life 2 years ago

How coffee went from the hands of the Dutch to the world

The story sees Indonesia and the Netherlands cross paths in 1616, when Pieter van den Broecke, a mer...
Dutch 'bunker' to be made wedding spot
Life 2 years ago

Dutch 'bunker' to be made wedding spot

The Surakarta administration has earmarked Rp 747.81 million (US$52,346) for the restoration work....
Jung Chang: Bravely challenges China's history
Life 2 years ago

Jung Chang: Bravely challenges China's history

Chinese-born British writer Jung Chang published her landmark book Wild Swans: The Three Daught...
Remembering Soeharto's cultural violence against artists of Chinese descent
Life 2 years ago

Remembering Soeharto's cultural violence against artists of Chinese descent

Indonesian artists of Chinese descent could not freely express their artistry due to anticommunist s...
'Where Australia Collides with Asia'
Life 2 years ago

'Where Australia Collides with Asia'

Don’t be confused by the title. Ian Burnet’s latest book, Where Australia Collides ...
Nov. 10: One's heroes are others' villains
Academia 2 years ago

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Nov. 10: One's heroes are others' villains

Many innocent civilians, including women and children, were killed and thousands went missing.
Anies must provide equal treatment for all
Academia 2 years ago

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Anies must provide equal treatment for all

Perhaps Anies forgot there were Chinese directly involved in the 1928 Youth Pledge.
Q&A: Was China behind the Sept. 30 1965 failed coup?
Academia 2 years ago

Q&A: Was China behind the Sept. 30 1965 failed coup?

The intelligence included information on the key role of the Army and religious parties and organiza...
Che Guevara stamps sell out in Ireland despite outrage
Life 2 years ago

Che Guevara stamps sell out in Ireland despite outrage

A set of stamps paying tribute to Ernesto "Che" Guevara on the 50th anniversary of his dea...
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