21. Heifer Indonesia History Our History. Heifer International first became active in Indonesia in 1982, assisting rural Javanese families with goats and sheep through a government program. http://www.heiferindonesia.org/program/history.htm

Home Heifer Indonesia Mission [ Heifer Indonesia History ] Program Areas Heifer's Values Values-based Planning Program Statistics ... Annual Report Our History Heifer International first became active in Indonesia in 1982, assisting rural Javanese families with goats and sheep through a government program. In the mid-80s, Heifer developed partnerships with local organizations assisting communities in the islands of Java, Sumatra, Kalimantan, and Sulawesi. The projects focused on group development, health and income improvement. Species included goats, cattle, water buffalo, sheep, fish, chickens, ducks, and quail. Two of these projects ( PUSPETA and Bina Swadaya) were supported for over 14 years each and have just completed their funding support. These two long-term projects have had noted accomplishments. Several Heifer-supported farmer groups in Sumatra have won national level awards for their livestock-based enterprises. The dairy cooperative supported by Heifer in Central Java became a model for other dairy cooperatives in the region. Both of these long-term partnerships supported the development of self-reliant community organizations with micro-credit capabilities as well as the development of training and technical services by supporting NGOs. Heifer established a full-time country office in October 1997. Building upon the successful experience of establishing the Heifer Philippines country office in the late 1980’s, the country co-representatives are now developing the Heifer Indonesia country team and program. Heifer Indonesia is presently managed through a contracted partnership with Jasa KATOM, an Indonesian consulting organization working in agriculture and the environment. The program is

22. NCBuy: Indonesia History - Country Reference History background report for Indonesia. part of the Countries of the World Reference Center profile for Indonesia. Backgrounds indonesia history. http://www.ncbuy.com/reference/country/backgrounds.html?code=id&sec=backhistory

23. Surabaya, City Of Work - Indonesia History Exploration of this eventful economic history gives new insight into Indonesia’s modern economic development. Industrialization http://www.ohiou.edu/oupress/surabayacityofwork.htm

Browse by Subject... Africa Agriculture Anthropology Antiques Architecture Art Asia Biography Business Cookbooks Ecology/Botany/Nature Education History Journalism Latin America Literature Medicine Music Native American Studies Ohioana Philosophy Poetry Political Science Sociology Travel Victorian Studies West. America Women Surabaya, City of Work Howard Dick Book News Contents Excerpt Research in International Studies Southeast Asia Series No. 106 Economic history: 480 pp., 5 x 8 50 illustrations 0-89680-221-3 paper Search our site S Previous thinking on Indonesia is being reassessed in light of recent political and economic upheaval. Surabaya, City of Work offers an alternative to the Jakarta-centric focus of most writing on the country. It is a multifaceted view of a fascinating and complex city in the dimensions of time and space, economy and society, and the current transition toward decentralization makes it highly topical. Surabaya, City of Work takes a broad approach that links industrialization to socioeconomic trends, the increasing role of government, changing land use, and trade patterns. This well-illustrated local history encompassing national events and trends will be a central work on Indonesia for years to come.

24. Indonesia History, Sejarah Indonesia (Green Version) - Indodigest http://www.indodigest.com/indonesia-news-48.html

History, Sejarah Indonesia (Green Version) Indonesia Search Google and Amazon simultaneously with just a single step! Home PHP Guide 283 Search Amazonia ... Login/Logout 24 guests 0 members. Joining is free. Hits: History, Sejarah Indonesia Contributed by Riva on Tuesday, October 30 @ 18:30:59 PST Topic: History Saya menemukan sebuah situs yang terhitung luar biasa. Situs ini adalah tentang sejarah Indonesia sejak tahun 100-an (abad ke-satu) sampai dengan sekarang. Foto dan datanya cukup lengkap. Hebatnya, situs ini dibuat oleh orang asing !!! Cek di situs ini. AmaZense Printer Friendly Page Send to a Friend Site, portal and gateway to Indonesia - http://www.indodigest.com/index.html Indonesian Digest code is PHP-Nuke

25. Indonesia: History Encyclopedia—indonesia history. Early History and Colonial Rule. Early in the Christian era, Indonesia came under the influence http://www.factmonster.com/ce6/world/A0920792.html

Encyclopedia Indonesia History Early History and Colonial Rule Early in the Christian era, Indonesia came under the influence of Indian civilization through the gradual influx of Indian traders and Buddhist and Hindu monks. By the 7th and 8th cent., kingdoms closely connected with India had developed in Sumatra and Java; the spectacular Buddhist temples of Borobudur Early in the 16th cent. the Portuguese, in pursuit of the rich spice trade, began establishing trading posts in Indonesia, after taking (1511) the strategic commercial center of Malacca (see Melaka Raffles . The Dutch exploited the riches of the islands throughout the 19th cent., but their rule did not go unchallenged by the Indonesians. In 1825, Prince Diponegoro of Java launched a long and bloody guerrilla war against the colonists, and in 1906 and again in 1908 the native rulers of Bali led their subjects in suicidal charges against Dutch fortifications. Nationalism, Independence, and Sukarno The Indonesian movement for independence began early in the 20th cent. The Indonesian Communist party (PKI) was founded in 1920; in 1927 the Indonesian Nationalist party (PNI) arose under the leadership of Sukarno . It received its impetus during World War II, when the Japanese drove out (1942) the Dutch and occupied the islands. In Aug., 1945, immediately after the Japanese surrender, Sukarno and Muhammad Hatta, another nationalist leader, proclaimed Indonesia an independent republic. The Dutch bitterly resisted the nationalists, and four years of intermittent and sometimes heavy fighting followed. Under UN pressure, an agreement was finally reached (Nov., 1949) for the creation of an independent republic of Indonesia. A new constitution provided for a parliamentary form of government. Sukarno was elected president, and Hatta became premier.

26. History, Art Culture Of Indonesia History, Art Culture of Indonesia. Indonesian contemporary paintings. The History of Indonesia The History of Indonesia -. . . http://www.escapeartist.com/indonesia/art.html

Index for Indonesia Escape from America Magazine Moving to Indonesia Acces Place - Acces Place - Art news, museums, exhibits, schedules, calendars, artists, dance, theater, photography, architecture, paintings, sculpture, store. Agung Rai Museum of Art - Agung Rai Museum of Art - Houses a collection of works by Balinese, Javanese and foreign artists. Agung Galeri - Agung Galeri - Founded in 1998 and based on the Island of Bali, Agung Galeri (Grand Gallery) promotes works of art from Indonesian artists featuring traditional and contemporary paintings. Akweb - Akweb - Indonesia's events, arts shows, entertainment, hotel, resorts, exhibition, and trade shows. Architecture Indonesia - Architecture Indonesia - Architects and design resources, education, buildings and associations. Art Gallery - Art Gallery - Art and design associations on the world wide web provides links to over 560 associations whose members are interested in variety of visual arts, architecture, design, and allied fields. Asian Arts - Asian Arts - Particularly interested in batiks of central java and ikat/songket from the Indonesian archipelago, and Japanese handpainted textiles.

27. Indonesia: Editor Selected ResultsAbout Indonesia indonesia history . History of Indonesia Good description of indonesia history in one long page since Pre Indonesia Period until year 1995. http://results.about.com/indonesia/

zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') zi=1;zz='11=1-1-11-1;72890=2-1-1200;';zx='3-1-1';zpa='';zde=5;zdp=10;zds=10;zfp=100;zfs=100;zfd=100;zdd=20;zpid=1;zhc=''; zGL=15 zGR='primedia-results_js' zGRCn=1 xg="Indonesia" Indonesia Fact:  as an archipelagic country, Indonesia has some 17,508 islands, sea area of 5.8 million sq.km, and the coast line of 81,000 km. Indonesia  Did You Mean "Indonesia" as in... Indonesia Latest News Indonesia History Traditional Culture and Crafts of Indonesia Indonesia Travel Road Map and Tourism ... Indonesian Food Recipes  " Indonesia Latest News" The Jakarta Post  - Online version of the largest English newspaper in Indonesia. By providing up-to-date, in-depth accurate information and analyses, it aspires one-stop reference point on Indonesia that will serve both local and international audiences. Antara  - Site of Indonesia's National News Agency. Antara produces 250 news reports everyday. To keep well-informed about national and international news round-the clock, Antara offers news summaries both in the Indonesian and English Languages, four times a day. Jakarta News  - Powered by World News Network. Provides news and photos. You'll also find daily headlines news from East Timor and links to several embassy here.

28. History Of Railways In Indonesia History of Railways in Indonesia In June 17, 1864, GovernorGeneral Mr. LAJW Baron Sloet van Beele broke ground for the first railway http://members.tripod.com/~keretapi/history.html

var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "tripod.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Main General History Album Models Miscellaneous Schedules Java South Sumatra North Sumatra Roster ... Links History of Railways in Indonesia In June 17, 1864, Governor-General Mr. L. A. J. W. Baron Sloet van Beele broke ground for the first railway line in Java, which was then part of Netherlands East Indies. The line belonged to the Nederlandsch-Indische Spoorweg Maatschappij (Netherlands East Indies Railway Company), and the first line in operation was between Semarang and Tanggung, opened in August 10, 1867. The line was then unprofitable, so the company turned to the government for help in completing the rest of the 166 km long main line to Yogyakarta through the Vorstenlanden . The great cost involved in the building was partly caused by the decision to build the tracks at the standard gauge (1435 mm/4' 8½"). This also resulted in the selection of a narrower gauge for most of the later construction, after a 1869 report by J. A. Kool and N. H. Henket showed the economy and suitability of 1067 mm (3' 6") gauge. The first of the narrow gauge line was also built by the NIS, connecting Jakarta and Bogor. It was opened in January 31, 1873 after two years of construction. The line was quite profitable, but as it was isolated from the rest of the NIS lines in Central and East Java, it was later sold to the SS in 1913.

29. Indonesia History History (Last updated in October 2003). 14th century. The larger islands that today belong to Indonesia are united under the Majapahit kings to form a single http://www.auswaertiges-amt.de/www/en/laenderinfos/laender/laender_ausgabe_html?

30. Ekonomi-indonesia History Mail Archive. ekonomiindonesia historical view. 1999-05 (42 messages); 1999-04 (47 messages). http://www.mail-archive.com/ekonomi-indonesia@itb.ac.id/history.html

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31. Tao-indonesia History Mail Archive. taoindonesia historical view. 2003-10 (1 message); 2003-08 (1 message); 2003-07 (1 message); 2003-06 (4 messages); 2003 http://www.mail-archive.com/tao-indonesia@lists.quanshui.org/history.html

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32. WWW-VL History Index. Indonesia WWWVL history indonesia. Click here for The World-Wide Web Virtual Library (WWW-VL) Main Catalog. The WWW-VL search facility. The WWW-VL history Central Catalogue The WWW-VL Asian Studies Network http://www.ukans.edu/history/VL/east_asia/indonesia.html

WWW-VL HISTORY: INDONESIA Click here for: The World-Wide Web Virtual Library (WWW-VL) Main Catalog The WWW-VL search facility. The WWW-VL History Central Catalogue The WWW-VL Asian Studies Network Geography Language ... Click Here to access the Mirror at Lawrence, Kansas, USA Also see our sister site, WWW-VL Asian Studies. Indonesia. Society and Culture Research Tools 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 Regions and Districts Aceh Region [419 Kb] Buru Island [152 Kb] Ceram and Ambon Islands [372 Kb] Siberut Island [224 Kb] Timor [50 Kb] Cities Bandung Bantam and Bintam Islands Denpasar Jakarta [105 Kb] Jakarta 2 Kuta Makassar Medan ... Yogyakarta Gazetteers Towns and Villages Street Directory of Jakarta Language Indonesian Indonesian Laguage Resources Indonesian-English Dictionary Indonesian Grammar Bahasa Indonesia [offers language, music and assorted links] Dutch Dutch Dictionaries Integral Dutch Course Reference Works Government Home Page World Factbook 2001 Countries of the World: Indonesia Indonesia. A Country Study

33. Indonesia's History And Background (Ancient Times To Present) indonesia's Main Page. indonesia's history and Background This offensive is recorded in indonesia's history as "the first of March allout attack" to show to the world at the http://www.asianinfo.org/asianinfo/indonesia/pro-history.htm

Home About Us Search 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. When the sea level rose as the result of melting ice north of Europe and the American continent, many islands emerged, including the Indonesian archipelago. It was also during this period (3000-500 BC) that Indonesia was inhabited by Sub-Mongoloid migrants from Asia who later inter-married with the indigenous people. Later still (1000 BC) inter-marriage occurred with Indo-Arian migrants from the south-Asian sub-continent of India. The first Indian migrants came primarily from Gujarat in Southeast India during the first Christian era.

34. Indonesia.Net - Travel, Business, History Welcome to indonesia.Net. Selamat Datang. indonesia.Net has been developed by the Asia Pacific Internet Company and its indonesia team for all those interested in indonesia. http://www.indonesia.net/

Welcome to Indonesia.Net Selamat Datang Indonesia.Net has been developed by the Asia Pacific Internet Company and its Indonesia team for all those interested in Indonesia. IndonesiaNet is for the business person, student, traveller and enthusiast alike - all are welcome. APIC - Hot News! A few words about Indonesia.Net IndonesiaNet has been developed with the 'busy browser' in mind; those that have little time to waste. Thus IndonesiaNet strives to be high on content, clearly categorised and low on time-consuming graphics. More coming........... Categories of Information About Indonesia Constitution and Government Education and Welfare Culture and History Business and Commerce IndonesiaNet Homepage Any comments, advice, updates or corrections please mail pierre@indonesia.net This page brought to you by the Asia Pacific Internet Company http://www.apic.net

35. History And Culture.html Beekman) Mirror of the Indies; A history of Dutch colonial literature his Javanese script page. World history Archives indonesia. For a version of indonesian history clouded by the http://coombs.anu.edu.au/WWWVLPages/IndonPages/Culture.html

The World-Wide Web Virtual Library Alphabetical Category Subtree Library of Congress Indonesia: Society and Culture History and Cultural Resources Anthropology and Culture History Language and Literature Anthropology and Culture The Anthropology of the Mentawai Islands Supplied note: "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 Supplied note: " On 23rd January 2001 a new website was created on the Mandailing people. The website is intended to cover 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.)

36. Sejarah Indonesia Records from inside indonesia are very few, though, since writing was done on palm leaves and By the time we start to get a clear history of Java and Sumatra http://www.gimonca.com/sejarah/sejarah01.html

37. THE HISTORY OF INDONESIA THE history OF indonesia. Under King Hayam Wuruk the Majapahit Empire became the most powerful kingdom in the history of indonesia. http://www.indonesia-ottawa.org/indonesia/general/history.html

THE HISTORY OF INDONESIA PRE-INDONESIA PERIOD THE PERIOD OF HINDU KINGDOMS THE PERIOD OF ISLAMIC KINGDOMS THE PORTUGUESE IN INDONESIA ... Election System PRE-INDONESIA PERIOD 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 Pleitocene 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. When the sea level rose as the result of the melting ice north of Europe and the American continent, many islands emerged, including the Indonesian archipelago. It was also during this period (3000-500 BC) that Indonesia was inhabited by Sub Mongoloid migrants from Asia who later inter-married with the indigenous people. Later still (1000 BC) inter-marriage occured with Indo-Arians migrants from the south Asian sub-continent of India. The first indian migrants came primarily from Gujarat in Southeast India during the first Christian era.

38. The Jakarta Post - Member Registration three days, from May 13 through to May 15, six of the country s largest cities were hit by massive riots, probably the largest riots in indonesia s history. http://www.thejakartapost.com/history/history.asp

Indonesian History June 10, 2004 2004 Elections National City Opinion ... Past Editions Resources Acronyms Addresses Indonesian Cabinet Indonesian History ... Where to go Members Area Register Login Archives Who's Who ... Laws About Us Company Info Advertising Online Advertising Associates Indonesia, a Nation in Transition Although hundreds of ethnic groups have been know as the indigenous of Indonesia for hundreds and thousands of years, Indonesia did not exist in its present form until the turn of the 20th century. Of the so-called natives of Indonesia, archaeologists have speculated that the first people to populate Indonesia migrated from mainland China some 1,000 years ago and inhabited a stretch of islands along the equator, later known as Nusantara. Over the centuries they built and refined their statecraft in the form of kingdoms and principalities. Sharing similar characteristics with other Southeast Asian kingdoms, these Nusantara kingdoms based their conception of state more on people than on space or territory. But intercourse with the western world changed the course of history in Nusantara. In 1511, the Portuguese conquered Malacca, located on the Malay peninsula, which was then still an inseparable part of Nusantara. The Dutch followed in 1512 and landed on Banten shore in Java. At first, the Dutch came more as traders under the trading umbrella of the Royal East Indies Company

39. INDONESIA TOURISM : JAKARTA - HISTORY National Monument. Jakarta is the main gateway to indonesian archipelago. It is a contrast of modern western architecture and traditional indonesian culture. The name was retained even when indonesia achieved national independence after the wars end http://www.indonesia-tourism.com/jakarta/history.html

HISTORY National Monument Jakarta is the main gateway to Indonesian archipelago. It is a contrast of modern western architecture and traditional Indonesian culture. Its rapid growth into a metropolitan city, however, is a reflection of the economic, political, social and industrial development of the nation. This enormous city has humble roots, starting as a small harbour town called Sunda Kelapa, but its actual founding dates back to the June 22, 1527 when it was named Jayakarta by Fatahillah of the neighbouring Sultanate of Banten. The name Jayakarta means City of Great Victory but under Dutch control the name was changed to Batavia. Shortly after the outbreak of World War II, Batavia fell into the hands of invading Japanese forces who also changed the name of the city. This time it was called Jakarta as a gesture aimed at winning the sympathy of the Indonesians. The name was retained even when Indonesia achieved national independence after the wars end. Now, as Jakarta, it is the centre of government, business and industry and spreads over an area of more than 650 sq.km (410 sq miles) with a population of over nine million people. It is also designated as a special territory, (DKI) which means that it is administered by a governor and en joys the same status as a province.

40. The Jakarta Post - The Journal Of Indonesia Today Past Editions. Resources. Acronyms. Addresses. Indonesian Cabinet. Indonesian history. Links. Where to go. Members Area. Register. Login. Today in Indonesian history. http://www.thejakartapost.com/

www.thejakartapost.com June 10, 2004 2004 Elections National City Opinion ... Past Editions Resources Acronyms Addresses Indonesian Cabinet Indonesian History ... Where to go Members Area Register Login Archives Who's Who ... Laws About Us Company Info Advertising Online Advertising Associates Latest News West Indonesia Time (+7 GMT) Five people missing in Indian Ocean (6/9/2004 7:03:47 PM) Report: Malaysian police arrest 33 Indonesian suspected of mob violence (6/9/2004 4:57:11 PM) Old ordnance found in Mentok harbor (6/9/2004 4:43:59 PM) PDI-P's Vice presidential candidate criticizes ministers for leaving cabinet (6/9/2004 4:33:07 PM) Mount Rinjani wins 2004 World Legacy Awards in Washington (6/9/2004 4:20:09 PM) Govt will set up intelligence directorate (6/9/2004 3:20:55 PM) Malaysian firm to buy Indonesian company's stakes (6/9/2004 3:08:32 PM) Police defend detention of Ba'asyir (6/9/2004 3:08:06 PM) Indonesian reported among helicopter crash victims off French coast (6/9/2004 1:48:07 PM) Malaysia may separate Indonesian workers by clan to curb riots (6/9/2004 1:40:31 PM) Three rebels among four people killed in Aceh (6/9/2004 1:28:11 PM) Megawati to put ex-dictator Soeharto on trial if re-elected, official says

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