41. Indonesia Books, Indonesian History (book Reviews) Reviews of books on Indonesian history and culture. http://dannyreviews.com/s/Indonesia.html

Danny Yee's Book Reviews Subjects Titles Authors ... Latest Indonesia + Indonesian history Indonesian language Indonesian literature Java Book Reviews Paul Alexander Creating Indonesian Cultures Judith Becker Gamelan Stories Tantrism, Islam, and Aesthetics in Central Java Clara Brakel-Papenhuyzen Classical Javanese Dance The Surakarta tradition and its terminology Jan Breman , Gunawan Wiradi Good Times and Bad Times in Rural Java - krismon and the socioeconomics of two Javanese villages Benjamin Brinner Knowing Music, Making Music Javanese Gamelan and the Theory of Musical Competence and Interaction David P. Chandler , M.C. Ricklefs Nineteenth and Twentieth Century Indonesia Essays in Honour of Professor J.D. Legge Robert Cribb , Audrey Kahin Historical Dictionary of Indonesia - a broadly useful reference work Robert Cribb Historical Atlas of Indonesia - learned and lavish Robert Cribb The Indonesian Killings 1965-1966 Studies from Java and Bali Bill Dalton Indonesia Handbook Gavan Daws , Marty Fujita Archipelago: The Islands of Indonesia From the Nineteenth-Century Discoveries of Alfred Russel Wallace to the Fate of Forests and Reefs in the Twenty-First Century Barry Dawson , John Gillow The Traditional Architecture of Indonesia - rumah adat across the archipelago Howard Dick , et al.:

42. Beginnings To 1500: Ancient Kingdoms And The Coming Of Islam In these early days, many new plants were introduced into indonesia, includingpepper By the time we start to get a clear history of Java and Sumatra, http://www.gimonca.com/sejarah/sejarah01.shtml

Beginnings to 1500: The Old Kingdoms and the Coming of Islam Sejarah Indonesia gimonca.com Indonesia Pages Bookstore ... Sejarah Indonesia Store about 100 "Dvipantara" or "Jawa Dwipa" kingdom is reported by Indian scholars to be in Java and Sumatra. Prince Aji Saka introduces writing system to Java based on scripts of southern India. Hindu kings rule the area around Kutai on Kalimantan. "Langasuka" kingdom founded around Kedah in Malaya. Help the People of Aceh about 400 Taruma kingdom flourishes in West Java. In these early days, many new plants were introduced into Indonesia, including pepper and teak. Hinduism , one of Indonesia's five religions. Early civilization in Java and Sumatra was heavily influenced by India. Today's cultures in Indonesia, and even the language, still show influences from the Sanskrit language and literature. (The first thousand years or so of this timeline are not well-documented. Dates are approximate.) about 425 Buddhism reaches Sumatra. Records from these days in Indonesia are scarce, but we do know that sophisticated cultures already existed. The kings and cities of Sumatra and Java are mentioned in records from China, because ambassadors were sent there. Arabs and Persians knew about the area from traders, and even the Greeks and Romans had very distant reports.

43. World History Archives: History Of The Republic Of Indonesia World history Archives history of the Republic of indonesia. http://www.hartford-hwp.com/archives/54b/

History of the Republic of Indonesia Hartford Web Publishing is not the author of the documents in World History Archives History of southeast Asia in general Documents for the history of West Papua Documents for the retrospective history of Indonesia Documents for the contemporary political history of Indonesia Documents for the economic history of Indonesia Documents for the working-class history of Indonesia Documents for the social history of Indonesia Documents for the culture history of Indonesia Documents for the media and telecommunications of Indonesia

44. The Jakarta Post - The Journal Of Indonesia Today indonesia s leading English Newspaper. The journal and resource of indonesia today . Today in indonesian history. National City Opinion World Business http://www.thejakartapost.com/

www.thejakartapost.com September 23, 2005 National City Opinion World ... Past Editions Resources Acronyms Addresses Indonesian Cabinet Indonesian History ... Where to go Members Area Register Login Archives Who's Who About Us Company Info Online Media Kit Print Media Kit Associates Latest News West Indonesia Time (+7 GMT) Taufik loses to Simon in RI Open (9/22/2005 6:41:03 PM) Another Australian bombing accomplice gets 10 years in jail (9/22/2005 5:33:36 PM) Hundreds of students protest fuel hike plan (9/22/2005 4:56:52 PM) Govt to merge state-owned mining firms (9/22/2005 4:55:16 PM) External storage market booming in Asia-Pacific region (9/22/2005 4:04:16 PM) Govt to expand H5N1 surveillance to pets (9/22/2005 2:40:56 PM) Australia promises Indonesia bird flu drugs (9/22/2005 1:56:44 PM) Malaysia steps up efforts to avert bird flu outbreak (9/22/2005 1:54:12 PM) Ex-Numico Indonesia management fined by watchdog (9/22/2005 1:38:16 PM) Bird flu alert unchanged despite Indonesia: WHO (9/22/2005 12:41:26 PM) China up in arms after Indonesian navy ship fires on Chinese vessel (9/22/2005 12:10:31 PM) Asia-Pacific cricketing minnows battle for a World Cup spot (9/22/2005 12:05:31 PM) Today's Headlines September 22, 2005

45. Indonesia's History And Background (Ancient Times To Present) This offensive is recorded in indonesia s history as the first of March alloutattack to show to the world at the time that the Republic and its military http://www.asianinfo.org/asianinfo/indonesia/pro-history.htm

Home Cambodia China India Indonesia Japan Malaysia Mongolia Myanmer N.Korea Philippines Singapore S.Korea Taiwan Thailand Vietnam Bangkok Beijing Hong Kong Seoul Shanghai Tibet Tokyo References Asian Calendar Country Maps Country Profiles History Timeline ... World Statistics Publish your story on AsianInfo.org - Personal experiences, opinions, articles, or any information related to Asia. More Info... Search for AsianInfo.org Indonesia's Main Page Indonesia's History and Background ANCIENT TIMES Indonesia did not exist as yet during the Palaeocene period (70 million years BC), the Eocene period (30 million years BC), the Oligacene period (25 million years BC) and the Miocene period (12 million years BC). It is believed that Indonesia must have existed during the Pleistocene period (4 million years BC) when it was linked with the present Asian mainland. It was during this period that the Homonids made their first appearance and Java Man inhabited the part of the world now called Indonesia. Java Man, named Pithecanthropus Erectus by Eugence Dubois who found the fossils on the island of Java, must have been the first inhabitant of Indonesia.

46. Indonesia Foreign Policy Under Suharto - Flags, Maps, Economy, Geography, Climat BACK TO history CONTENTS. indonesia s foreign relations after 1966 can be In the context of indonesia s long history, the forces bringing about greater http://workmall.com/wfb2001/indonesia/indonesia_history_foreign_policy_under_suh

HISTORY INDEX Country Ranks Introduction History ... [TOP] Indonesia Foreign Policy under Suharto http://workmall.com/wfb2001/indonesia/indonesia_history_foreign_policy_under_suharto.html Source: The Library of Congress Country Studies < BACK TO HISTORY CONTENTS Indonesia's foreign relations after 1966 can be characterized as generally moderate, inclined toward the West, and regionally focused. As a founding member of the Nonaligned Movement Given Indonesia's strategic location at the eastern entrance to the Indian Ocean, including command of the Malacca and Sunda straits, the country has been viewed as vital to the Asian security interests of the United States and its allies. Washington extended generous amounts of military aid and became the principal supplier of equipment to the Indonesian armed forces. Because of its nonaligned foreign policy, Jakarta did not have a formal military alliance with the United States but benefited indirectly from United States security arrangements with other states in the region, such as Australia and the Philippines. The New Order's political repressiveness and its pacification of East Timor, however, were criticized directly and indirectly by some United States officials, who in the late 1980s began calling for greater openness. Peter Bellwood's Prehistory of the Indo-Malaysian Archipelago is an excellent source for understanding the early development of Indonesian society. Jacques Dumarçay's

47. Network Indonesia - Culture - History Of Indonesia however, some historians have criticized the view of Indonesian history not represent a sharp break in the continuity of Indonesian history, it did, http://users.skynet.be/network.indonesia/ni4001c8.htm

Information News About Us Contact Feedback Culture History Arts Ethnic Art Culture Travel Travel Info Destinations Tips Stories ... Links Entertainment Food Events Home History - Growth of the Dutch Empire Growth of the Dutch empire Dutch East India Company. The fall of Malacca to the Portuguese in 1511 is often taken as a turning point in Indonesian history. Over the next century Portuguese efforts were to be directed to securing control of the trade of the Spice Islands. At the end of the 16th century, Dutch and British interests in the region gave rise to a series of voyages: those of James Lancaster in 1591, Cornelis de Houtman in 1595 and again in 1598, Jacob van Neck in 1598, Lancaster again in 1601, and others. In 1602 the Dutch East India Company (formal name United East India Company [Vereenigde Oost-Indische Compagnie; VOC]) received its charter, two years after the formation of the English East India Company; it began to attempt to exclude European competitors from the Indies, control the trade carried on by indigenous Asian traders, and establish its own commercial monopoly. Monopoly itself was not, of course, an innovation.

48. Londoh.Com's Halaman Link Sejarah - History Links Page SEJARAH ISLAM di indonesia MUSLIM history in indonesia ABAD PERTENGAHAN s/d1500 M MIDDLE AGES TILL 1500 AD ZAMAN MODEREN s/d 1942 http://www.londoh.com/home-contents.htm

TIME- LINE -SEJARAH INDONESIA DAFTAR ISI CONTENTS SEJARAH UMUM GENERAL HISTORY KERAJAAN-KERAJAAN KINGDOMS ... SEJARAH INDONESIA dan BAK SAMPAH di KARANGANYAR INTERNASIONAL PERNYATAAN UMUM tentang HAK-HAK ASASI MANUSIA SEJARAH MALAYU - A HISTORY OF THE MALAY PENINSULA WORLD HISTORY COMPASS - SEJARAH DUNIA Broken links I control all the links on a regular base to check if they are still working. However many links are to Indonesian sites and in my experience a site can be hard to reach for long times, which depends on slow servers and peak-hours in Indonesia. These hours are between 1700 and 2300 hours (Jakarta time) and on Saturdays and Sundays. This is how things work in a poor country. so sorry for that mail Silakan mengisi buku tamu kami Please sign our guestbook Membaca buku tamu - Read the guestbook 24 April 2005 © 2002 - 2005 All rights reserved www.londoh.com

49. Londoh.Com's Halaman Link Sejarah - History Links Page Over 300 categorized links about the history of indonesia from the earliest timetill present. http://www.londoh.com/index-intro.htm

WWW.LONDOH.COM tidak banyak orang yang mengtahui secara lengkap sejarah nenek moyangnya mungkin karena tidak ada data akurat atau bahkan mereka tidak tahu harus cari kemana Not too many people in Indonesia know much about their own history maybe because the facts are manipulated or people just don't know where to look MASUK ENTER CLICK TO HEAR THE NATIONAL ANTHEM INDONESIA RAYA ... with English translation 2002 - 2005 All rights reserved www.londoh.com erved www.lond oh.com mail

50. WWW-VL History Index. Indonesia Countless archival collections at the IISH relate indonesian history. history of the Republic of indonesia (World history Archives); Network indonesia. http://www.iisg.nl/w3vlindonesia/

Internationaal Instituut voor Sociale Geschiedenis WWW-VL History: Indonesia Last updated: 5 September 2005 Virtual Libraries on this server History Indonesia Labour History Women's History Economic and Business History IISH Home Collections Sitemap Search IISH More options Help Contact Eef Vermeij History Indonesia This site will now be edited by Eef Vermeij from the Bangkok Desk of the International Institute for Social History ( IISH ), 14th January 2005 Geography Language Reference Works - Research Tools Archives ... Unsorted See also WWW-VL Asian Studies. Indonesia. Society and Culture Click here for: The World-Wide Web Virtual Library (WWW-VL) Main Catalog The WWW-VL History Central Catalogue The WWW-VL Asian Studies Network Geography Main Maps Relief [786 Kb] Political [269 Kb] Administrative Divisions Other Maps, including satellite and aerial photographs Map Collections Collection of Maps of Indonesia [by Peter Loud] Atlas of Mutual Heritage Data Bank (University of Texas, Austin) Regions and Districts Aceh Region (Tactical Pilotage Chart L-9B 1990) [419 Kb] Buru Island (Operational Navigation Chart M-12 1967)[152 Kb] Ceram and Ambon Islands (Operational Navigation Chart M-12 1967) [372 Kb] Kalimantan (South Central): Palangkaraja, Sampit, Semuda

51. The Indonesian Killings 1965-1966: Studies From Java And Bali One of history s biggest massacres ever took place in indonesia in 1965/66, whenaround half a million people were killed in the suppression of the http://dannyreviews.com/h/The_Indonesian_Killings.html

Danny Yee's Book Reviews Subjects Titles Authors ... Latest The Indonesian Killings 1965-1966: Studies from Java and Bali Robert Cribb (editor) Centre of Southeast Asian Studies, Monash University 1990 A book review by Danny Yee One of history's biggest massacres ever took place in Indonesia in 1965/66, when around half a million people were killed in the suppression of the Communist Party of Indonesia (PKI). The Indonesian Killings is not a formal history of that event, but a fairly eclectic collection of writings on to the subject, both academic analyses and first hand accounts. Since no systematic account of the killings has been written, however, this volume is a good starting point for anyone interested in one of the most important events in modern Indonesian history. Michael von Langenborg's paper gives a description of the events of 1965/66 from a central, national perspective, and considers the importance of the killings for the history of state power in Indonesia. His basic thesis is that the killings underpin the power of the modern Indonesian state, and that their scale helped legitimise the growth of state power involved with the transition to the New Order. Keith Foulcher contributes a short essay on references to the events of 1965/66 in recent Indonesian literature. He treats in some detail Arjip Rosidi's

52. History Of Indonesia regiTOUR history of indonesia. The history of indonesia can be said to dateback at least half a million years for that is the date ascribe to the http://www.regit.com/regitour/indonesi/about/history.htm

Pictorial Presentation of Indonesia history From the mid 5th century, insciption and footprints of Purnavarman - Hindu ruler of Tarumanegara in West Java. Candi Plaosan, a Buddhist sanctuary built in the 9th century. Tombstone of Sultan Malik al Saleh - the first Islamic monarch. Sultan Hamengkubwono VIII of Yogyakarta with the Dutch Resident. Soekarno with his first cabinet, of which Hatta (to the right of Soekarno) was vice-prsident. President Soeharto History Meanwhile, from about the 8th century, central Java had been ruled by the Sailendra princes. Their small kingdom was argriculturally rich, and they were able to spend lavishly on the erection of religious monuments. The vast sanctuary and burial edifice of Borobudur was built over some 50 years from the end of the 8th century onwards. The Temple to Siva at Prambanan began to be constructed at about the same time that Borobudur was completed, although its builder were not the Sailendras. However, something seems to have happened at about the start of the 10th century, for there was a sudden cessation in the production of monuments, inscriptions and other artefacts from central Java. In the 11th century, traders brought Islam to the islands of the archipelago. Just as the Indonesian had earlier adapted Buddhism to their own needs and beliefs, so they accepted Islam very much on their own terms. However, there was no centre of Indonesian Islamic culture, this scatteredness influence provide a major weakness when the Dutch arrived.

53. Indonesian History When all these regional wars of independence failed, Indonesian nationalists This organization of Indonesian intellectuals was initially set up for http://www.indonesia-ottawa.org/indonesia/history.php

HISTORY National Movements Japanese Occupation The Birth of the Republic Nationalist Movements When all these regional wars of independence failed, Indonesian nationalists began thinking of a more-organized struggle against Dutch colonialism. The move began with the founding of Boedi Oetomo, literally meaning "noble conduct," on May 20, 1908. This organization of Indonesian intellectuals was initially set up for educational purposes but later turned into politics. It was inspired by Japan's victory over Russia in 1901, which also gave impetus to nationalist movements in many parts of Indonesia. The founder of Boedi Oetomo was Dr. Soetomo who was, at the time, a student of STOVIA, an institution to train Indonesian medi-cal officers. Dr. Soetomo was greatly influenced by Dr. Wahidin Soedirohoesodo and sup-ported by Gunawan and Suradji. In 1912 Sarekat Dagang Islam, the Association of Moslem Merchants, was formed by Haji Samanhudi and others. Its objective was at first to stimulate and promote the interest of Indonesian business in the Dutch East Indies. However, in 1912 this organization of middle class businessmen turned into a political party and was renamed Sarekat Islam under the leadership of H.O.S. Tjokroaminoto, Haji Agoes Salim and others. In 1912 a progressive Moslem organization, Muhammadiyah, was established by K.H. Akhmad Dahlan in Yogyakarta for the purpose of social and economic reforms.

54. Indonesian History indonesia Infrastructure Summit 2005. history Recognition of indonesia Raya as the national anthem and Bahasa indonesia as the national language http://www.indonesia-ottawa.org/page.php?s=1000history

55. Indonesia WWW VL: Cultural Resources WWWVL history indonesia A site edited by Eef Vermeij, The International Institutefor Social history (IISH). Contents Geography; Language; Reference http://coombs.anu.edu.au/WWWVLPages/IndonPages/Culture.html

The World-Wide Web Virtual Library Alphabetical Category Subtree WWW VL database WWW VL Global Search ... Indonesia WWW Virtual Library Cultural Resources Anthropology and Culture The Cultural Past Language and Literature Anthropology and Culture The Anthropology of the Mentawai Islands A collection of articles and list of resources from the disciplinary perspective of social/cultural anthropology, having the Mentawai Islands, Sumatra, Indonesia, as their focus. Includes detailed ethnographic data and interpretations of key cultural practices of the indigenous inhabitants of the southern region of Siberut, the largest island in the group. Mandailing website; www.mandailing.org Mandailing history, migration, governance, cultural identity, arts and culture, music, built heritage, etc. of the Mandailing people in Malaysia as well as Indonesia. The website will be maintained by Aslam Fazal (aslam@surforever.com). Indonesian Heritage An exciting new site that promises much informative material based on solid scholarly information. Well worth a visit and perhaps even subscription. (ed.) Art and Architecture Art Research Tours and International Studios (ARTIS), USA

56. BBC NEWS | World | Asia-Pacific | Country Profiles | Country Profile: Indonesia by observers as the first peaceful transition of power in indonesia s history . had precipitated the most difficult period in indonesia s history. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/asia-pacific/country_profiles/1260544.stm

Home TV Radio Talk ... Newswatch LANGUAGES Chinese Vietnamese Indonesian More Last Updated: Thursday, 15 September 2005, 16:20 GMT 17:20 UK E-mail this to a friend Printable version Country profile: Indonesia Spread across an archipelago of thousands of islands between Asia and Australia, Indonesia has the world's largest Muslim population. Ethnically it is highly diverse, with more than 300 local languages. The people range from rural hunter-gatherers to a modern urban elite. Indonesia has seen unprecedented turmoil in recent years, facing first the Asian financial crisis, then the fall of President Suharto after 32 years in office, the first free elections since the 1960s, the loss of East Timor, independence demands from restive provinces, bloody inter-ethnic and religious conflict and a devastating tsunami. OVERVIEW FACTS LEADERS MEDIA Sophisticated kingdoms existed in Indonesia before the Dutch arrived. The Dutch gradually consolidated their hold on the area over two centuries, eventually uniting the archipelago in around 1900. Upon the end of Japan's wartime occupation, independence was proclaimed in 1945 by Sukarno, the independence movement's leader. The Dutch formally transferred sovereignty in 1949 after a period of armed struggle.

57. History Of Indonesia Mirror Site Aad 'Arcengel' Engelfriet history of indonesia Mirror Site Aad Arcengel Engelfriet. http://home.iae.nl/users/arcengel/Indonesia/100.htm

ARCENGEL The History of Indonesia mirror site (text only) ARCENGEL The History of Indonesia mirror site (text only) ARCENGEL The History of Indonesia mirror site (text only) ARCENGEL The History of Indonesia mirror site (text only) ARCENGEL The History of Indonesia mirror site (text only) ARCENGEL The History of Indonesia mirror site (text only) ARCENGEL The History of Indonesia mirror site (text only) ARCENGEL The History of Indonesia mirror site (text only) ARCENGEL The History of Indonesia mirror site (text only) ARCENGEL The History of Indonesia mirror site (text only) ARCENGEL The History of Indonesia mirror site (text only) Homepage Website SOURCE Dutch East Indies Dutch East Indies Links Indisch informatie platform (Dutch) (Dutch) (Dutch) The History of Indonesia Ancient Kingdoms and the Coming of Islam Available period links : Ancient Kingdoms and the Coming of Islam Great Kings and Trade Empires Court Intrigues and the Dutch Chaos and Resistance Dutch Imperialisme New Nationalism Perang Dunia II War of Independence The Sukarno years The Suharto years about 100 "Dvipantara" or "Jawa Dwipa" kingdom is reported by Indian scholars to be in Java and Sumatra.

58. Indonesian History Indonesian history. Scientists have found human bones on the Island Java.Indians began life in the AD In 14971498 Vasco Da Gama found a sea route from http://cyberkids.ccsd.k12.wy.us/sunflower/Indonesia/history.html

Indonesian History Scientists have found human bones on the Island Java. Indians began life in the A.D. In 1497-1498 Vasco Da Gama found a sea route from Europe to Indonesia. He told Europeans and they came to Indonesia and started taking islands, like bullies. Indonesia has over 700,000 fishing boats but most are sailboats. There are about 3,000 motor boats. On January 11, 1942 during World War II, Japanese forces landed on the Netherlands Indies. On February 27, the Japanese forces defeated an Allied fleet in the battle of the Java sea. They occupied the Netherlands on March 7, and the allies surrendered the next day. The collapse of the Dutch showed Indonesians that Europeans were not superior to Asians. Indonesia today has a government which is trying to solve the severe political and economic problems that came from Sarukon's government. Their government operates Indonesian's postal, telegraph, and telephone systems and its radio and television services but only a few cities get this. All of the cities in Java have television. There are about 120 Indonesian daily newspapers. The largest paper, called the Merdecy of Jakarta, has 45,000 copies. Transportation has been hard since forever because of the seas, thick forests, and the mountains.

59. Explore Indonesia..!! :: The Official Site Of Indonesia Culture And Tourism Boar history. Ancient indonesia saw the reign of hundreds of ancient kingdoms all overthe archipelago. This gave birth to various traditional customs, arts, http://www.budpar.go.id/region.html?menu2=0501030000

60. Indonesia - History Sample indonesia history Worksheet Reading Comprehension Worksheets The history of indonesia has a surprising beginning, a beginning that wasn t http://www.edhelper.com/ReadingComprehension_Geography_235_1.html

Sample Indonesia - History Worksheet Reading Comprehension Worksheets edHelper.com Subscribers: Build a printable worksheet with the complete story and puzzles Build a proofreading activity With just one subscription, you will have access to the math, spelling, vocabulary, and critical thinking worksheets! Sign up now for the subscriber materials! Indonesia - History By Ekaterina Zhdanova-Redman Indonesia is a country made up of hundreds of islands in the east Indian Ocean. The history of Indonesia has a surprising beginning, a beginning that wasn't discovered until a little more than 100 years ago! In 1890, the land of Java, one of Indonesia's big islands, gave up a 500,000-year-old treasure. This treasure wasn't gold or silver. It wasn't diamonds or anything pretty. It was bonesold, broken, black bones. These bones belonged to an ancient relative of the human being, called the Homo erectus. A paleontologist from the Netherlands named Eugene Dubois set out in the late 19th century to find the remains of early humans in Southeast Asia. He believed, as many do, that modern humans are relatives of apes. He believed that humans had evolved over time. His search in Indonesia was to find proof of his beliefs. He wanted to find the "missing link," that is, the bones of a half-man, half-ape. What he found on Java was a part of a skull, part of a leg bone, and some teeth. Scientists believe that the bones belonged to a kind of human being that lived at least 500,000 years ago. It wasn't the "missing link," but Dubois' discovery was an important step in learning human history and the history of Indonesia.

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