986 resultados para Dutch East Indies
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Goldsmiths'-Kress no. 10715.
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Privately printed.
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Possibly by William Thomas Brande.
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Caption title, p.13: A dictionary jof Mohammedan law, Bengal revenue terms & c.
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London, Printed for J. Roberts, 1716.
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Insets: Zhaowa xiang tu -- Nan Yang Qun Dao di xing tu -- Malai Ban Dao xiang tu.
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This paper examines art and artefact in the representation and recollection of deeply personal WWII women’s experiences as POW’s under the Japanese. This kind of treatment of internees in the Tjideng Women and Children’s internment camp (and others) in Batavia under the Japanese in WWII, stands in stark and brutal contrast to the idyllic life lived by many families up to that time in what was then known as the Dutch East Indies (Indonesia). The deprivation and brutality of the Japanese incarceration of these women and children evoked responses - not military, but certainly militant, if muted. Representations of those responses – as both art and artefact - may be found in the most unlikely places and unexpected forms - and are still being unearthed to this day. However close we might personally be to these artists and artisans, can we, as observers from a distance, ever truly comprehend through spoken or written words alone, the day-today realities of those extraordinary times?