The Japanese And Sukarno's Indonesia : Tokyo-Jakarta Relations 1951-1966

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The Japanese And Sukarno's Indonesia : Tokyo-Jakarta Relations 1951-1966

NISHIHARA, MASASHI - Personal Name;

The Japanese and the Indonesians are Asiatic, oceanic peoples, inhabiting regions north and south of the equator, who have shared a long tradition of cultural and commercial intercourse. In contemporary history they were brought even closer from March 1942, during Japan's military occupation of Indonesia. It lasted for three-and-a-half years and ended with Japan's surrender to the Allied powers, which included the Netherlands, Indonesia's former colonial master. The occupation, however, had such a significant impact on all phases of Indonesian life that post-1945 Japanese-Indonesian relations can hardly be discussed without referring to its influence.

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Series Title: -
Call Number: 327.520598 Nis j
Publisher: Honolulu : University Press of Hawaii., 1975
Collation: xvii, 244 p. : illustrations ; 22 cm.
Language: English
ISBN/ISSN: 0-8248-0379-5
Classification: 327.520598
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Edition: 1st
Subject(s): Diplomatic relations -- Indonesia
International economic relations -- Japan
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