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Indonesian serials, 1942-1950, in Yogyakarta libraries: with a list of government publications in the Perpustakaan Negara, Yogyakarta

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1974

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Reid, Anthony
Jubb, Annemarie.
Jahmin, J.

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Faculty of Asian Studies in association with Australian National University Press, 1974.

Abstract

The period 19^2-50 is at once the most critical and the least veil documented in modern Indonesian history. This period saw the collapse of a highly-developed colonial regime, and a revolution which gave birth to the modern Indonesian state and defined many of its values.

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Indonesia, History, Government publications, Bibliography, Perpustakaam Negara, Jogjakarta, Indonesian periodicals, Union lists

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/312481

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ANU Publications

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Open Access

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