Nationalism and Revolution in IndonesiaProfessor Kahin's classic 1952 study, reprinted for a contemporary audience. An immediate, vibrant portrait of a nation in the age of revolution, featuring interviews with many of the chief players. With new illustrations and a new introduction by Benedict R. O'G. Anderson. |
Contents
I The Social Environment of Indonesian Nationalism | 1 |
II Genesis of the Indonesian Nationalist Movement | 37 |
III History of the Nationalist Movement until 1942 | 64 |
IV The Japanese Occupation | 101 |
V Outbreak of the Revolution | 134 |
VI The Internal Politics of the Revolution until the First Dutch Military Action | 147 |
VII War and United Nations Intervention | 213 |
VIII Aftermath of the Renville Agreement | 230 |
X Ideological Orientations and the Development of Internal Politics OctoberDecember 19 1948 | 304 |
XI The Second Dutch Military Action and the United Nations Reaction | 332 |
XII The Strategy and Tactics of Indirect Rule | 351 |
XIII The Final Struggle and the Republics Victory | 391 |
XIV The Unitarian Movement | 446 |
XV Achievements and Prospects | 470 |
Acknowledgments | 481 |
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