41. Indonesia World. United States. history Gov't. Biography. Sports. Arts Ent Pronunciation Key. indonesia , officially Republic of indonesia, republic (1993 est http://www.infoplease.com/ce5/CE025557.html

HOTWORDS CITE PRINT EMAIL in All Infoplease Almanacs Biographies Dictionary Encyclopedia Home Almanacs Atlas Dictionary ... Father's Day Infoplease Tools Periodic Table Conversion Tool Perpetual Calendar Year by Year ... Site Map Also from Infoplease Search Infoplease Info search tips Search Biographies Bio search tips Encyclopedia Indonesia u n E u Pronunciation Key Indonesia , officially Republic of Indonesia, republic (1993 est. pop. 188,216,000), c.735,000 sq mi (1,903,650 sq km), SE Asia, in the Malay Archipelago. The fourth most populous country in the world, Indonesia comprises more than 13,000 islands extending c.3,000 mi (4,830 km) along the equator from the Malaysia mainland toward Australia; the archipelago forms a natural barrier between the Indian and Pacific oceans. The capital and largest city is Jakarta , on Java. Sections in this article: Introduction Land and People Economy Government History ... Bibliography The Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia, Indo-Iranian Indonesian language Related content from HighBeam Research on: Indonesia Indonesia's role in ASEAN: the end of leadership?(Association of South East Asian Nations)

42. World History Archives: History Of The Indonesian Economy And Environment history of the indonesian economy. Hartford Web Publishing (Haines Brown or authenticity. history of indonesia in general. The 199798 http://www.hartford-hwp.com/archives/54b/index-e.html

History of the Indonesian economy Hartford Web Publishing (Haines Brown) is not the author of the documents in World History Archives and does not presume to validate their accuracy or authenticity. History of Indonesia in general The 1997-98 financial crisis in Asia in general Forrest fires: logging is to blame By Heri Achmadi, in Inside Indonesia, April 1988. Secret World Bank Document Admits mistakes in Indonesia By Pratap Chatterjee, IPS. 9 May, 1995. Re social impact of the Kedung Ombo dam project, completed in 1989. Why is Indonesia burning? By John Catalinotto, in Workers World, 9 October, 1997. US complicity in the disastrous forest fires. Many forests set on fire over land disputes, says research centre From the Straits Times, 23 October, 1997. Land rights disputes between big farming companies and small local farmers. Workers In Asia Resist Austerity Measure By Maurice Williams, in the MIlitant, 27 October 1997. Workers strike and students protest wage arrearages and food shortages due to rising public debt. Suharto calls the austerity a self-imposed IMF program. IMF rescue package drafted on October 10. Indonesians go on panic buying of food items By Susan Sim, Singapore Press Holdings, 9 January 1998. Word of rupiah devaluation sets off food panic.

43. Indonesia.Net - Travel, Business, History He immersed himself enthusiastically in the history, culture and customs of indonesia, uncovering the famous Borobudur temple and meticulously recording the http://www.indonesia.net/History.htm

Culture and History The history and culture sections aims to give the reader an overview of Indonesia's origins in order to help you better understand Indonesia. The sources of information for these sections are largely Bill Dalton's 'Indonesia Handbook', and Hal Hill's 'Indonesia's New Order' Topics in this section: Prehistory The Hindu/Buddhist Period Islam The Portuguese Period ... The Dutch Era Nationalism Prehistory Java was one of the earliest places where human beings lived. In 1891 the fossil skull of Java Man (Homo erectus) was discovered in Central Java. This erect near-man lived at a time when Europe was under ice and most of Indonesia was part of Asia. The species ranged from Africa all the way north to the glacial border of Europe and east to China, thriving some 500 000 years ago at the very beginning of the Pleistocene epoch. Charcoal and charred bones indicate these people used fire. Homo erectus was not an ancestor of present-day Indonesians but a vanished race in its own right. Excavations at Sangiran in Central Java uncovered an even more primitive type. Then, in 1931, 11 skullcaps were found at Ngandong, belonging to a more advanced race than Homo erectus - the so called Solo Man. All 11 skullcaps has been deliberately cracked open: it is assumed Solo Man was a brain-eating cannibal. Found with the busted skulls was an astonishingly rich fossil bed of 23 000 mammalian bones, mostly of extinct oxen, elephants, and hippos. Also uncovered were scrapers, borers, chopers, and stone balls for use in slings.

44. Indonesia The fourth most populous country in the world, indonesia comprises more than Sections in this article Introduction; Land and People; Economy; Government; history; http://www.infoplease.com/ce6/world/A0825149.html

HOTWORDS CITE PRINT EMAIL in All Infoplease Almanacs Biographies Dictionary Encyclopedia Home Almanacs Atlas Dictionary ... Father's Day Infoplease Tools Periodic Table Conversion Tool Perpetual Calendar Year by Year ... Site Map Also from Infoplease Search Infoplease Info search tips Search Biographies Bio search tips Encyclopedia Indonesia u n E u Pronunciation Key Indonesia , officially Republic of Indonesia, republic (1993 est. pop. 188,216,000), c.735,000 sq mi (1,903,650 sq km), SE Asia, in the Malay Archipelago. The fourth most populous country in the world, Indonesia comprises more than 13,000 islands extending c.3,000 mi (4,830 km) along the equator from the Malaysia mainland toward Australia; the archipelago forms a natural barrier between the Indian and Pacific oceans. The capital and largest city is Jakarta , on Java. Sections in this article: Introduction Land and People Economy Government History ... Bibliography The Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia, Indo-Iranian Indonesian language Related content from HighBeam Research on: Indonesia Indonesia's role in ASEAN: the end of leadership?(Association of South East Asian Nations)

45. Londoh.Com's Halaman Link Sejarah - History Links Page MASA PURBA sebelum 500 M, THE TIME UNTIL 500 AD. SEJARAH ISLAM di indonesia, MUSLIM history in indonesia. ABAD PERTENGAHAN s/d 1500 M, MIDDLE AGES TILL 1500 AD. http://www.londoh.com/home-contents.htm

WWW.LONDOH.COM 300+ LINKS...updated...May 4.... 17 new links.......4 mei.....17 link baru ........... 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 04 mei 2004 © 2002 - 2004 All rights reserved www.londoh.com

46. Londoh.Com's Halaman Link Sejarah - History Links Page 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. 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 - 2004 All rights reserved www.londoh.com erved www.lond oh.com mail

47. Network Indonesia - Culture - History Of Indonesia Home Culture - history of indonesia. history of indonesia. Earliest Historical Records, indonesian Hinduism. Hindu religious concepts. http://users.skynet.be/network.indonesia/ni6001.htm

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48. Indonesia - History history. indonesia Table of Contents EARLY history. Beginning in the 1890s, paleontologists discovered fossil remains of creatures http://countrystudies.us/indonesia/3.htm

History Indonesia Table of Contents EARLY HISTORY Beginning in the 1890s, paleontologists discovered fossil remains of creatures on the island of Java that, while probably not the direct ancestors of modern humans, were closely related to them. These Javan hominids, known by scientists as Homo erectus , lived 500,000 years ago and some possibly as long as 1.7 million years ago. Their remains are identified as Jetisthe earlier specimens found in eastern Javaand Trinillater specimens found in Central Java, including the Solo River area. Evidence of probable descendants of the Trinil erectus , known as Homo soloensis or Solo Man, was found at Ngandong, also in Central Java; these descendants are thought to have evolved between 500,000 and 100,000 years ago. Assemblages of stone tools have not clearly been tied to Homo soloensis , but there is evidence that these early Homo sapiens had a rudimentary social organization (small hunting and gathering bands) and used simple tools around 40,000 years ago. Many observers agree that the modern inhabitants of Indonesia may be descended from Homo erectus . Although insufficient paleographical information makes it impossible to determine precisely the dates of migrations by modern Homo sapiens , contrary to earlier hypotheses of migration from the Malay Peninsula, many experts believe that Indonesia's early population comprised of the ancestors of most of its present inhabitantswas the product of continued hominid evolution within the archipelago. There was, of course, continuing seepage of other populations into the gene pool, contributing to the complex ethnographic picture of Indonesia. That the archipelago may have developed its own

49. Indonesian History PREindonesia PERIOD. It was during this period that the Homonids made their first appearance and Java Man inhabited the part of the world now called indonesia. http://asiarecipe.com/indohistory.html

Indonesia Current time in Indonesia Indonesian History Please Support our Sponsor Cultural Overview Balinese Food Culture Indonesian History Pre-Indonesia Period ... Portuguese, Dutch and British in Indonesia 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.

50. Indonesian History indonesian history. Scientists have discovered bones of earlier type of prehistoric human beings in indonesia. They are a type called http://www.henry.k12.ga.us/pges/kid-pages/islands/Indonesia/history.html

Indonesian History Scientists have discovered bones of earlier type of prehistoric human beings in Indonesia. They are a type called the Java people, who may have lived in Indonesia as long ago as 2 million years ago. Scientists believe that these people came from the mainland of Southeast Asia. They may have arrived between 2500 BC and 500 BC. They made their tools out of bronze or iron. They wove cloth and sailed the sea. They established trade among the islands and with the Asian mainland. HOME LOCATION GOVERNMENT KOMODO DRAGON ... BIBLIOGRAPHY

51. History Of Railways In Indonesia, History Photos And Facts :: Indonesia Photos : Article with pictures and facts about history of railways in indonesia, history from indonesia Photo See more history of railways in indonesia photos and http://www.indonesiaphoto.com/article206.html

@import url("themes/Pixame_Group/style/style.css"); Username: Password: Home FAQ Forum Gallery ... Register Search: Languages Select your language: Main Menu Home Forum Photo Gallery Sitemap ... Support Us! Regions Bali Irian Jaya Java Kalimantan ... Sumatra Topics Art and Culture Flora and Fauna History Society ... Travel Info Other Options Contact FAQ Members List Recommend Us ... Web Links Translations Bahasa Indonesia Japanese IndonesiaPhoto Store Books Music Video Software ... Maps Support Us! Who's Online We have 35 guests and members online You are an anonymous user. You can register for free by clicking here History History of railways in Indonesia 1816 Reads Posted by: admin on May 22, 2003 - 12:04 PM 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.

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53. MapZones.com History indonesia, history, Back to Top. Before european intrusions into the islands by Portuguese, Spanish, and Dutch seeking to monopolize http://www.mapzones.com/world/asia/indonesia/historyindex.php

Country Info Indonesia Introduction Indonesia General Data Indonesia Maps Indonesia Culture ... Indonesia Time and Date Indonesia History Back to Top Before european intrusions into the islands by Portuguese, Spanish, and Dutch seeking to monopolize the lucrative trade in spices and other marketable products, the more than 13,000 islands constituting the Republic of Indonesia were home to a diverse array of cultures and civilizations that had been influenced by HinduBuddhist ideas from India and by Islam, as well as indigenous beliefs. Although the Portuguese and Spanish presence in the archipelago had limited impact, the Dutch United East India Company established a trading post on the north coast of Javawhat later became known as Jakartaseized control of the spice trade, and gradually asserted military and political control over the archipelago. This process of colonization was well advanced on Java by the mid-eighteenth century and largely completed in the rest of the archipelago by the first decade of the twentieth century. Under both the VOC and, after 1816, the Netherlands Indies government, Dutch policies served essentially economic goals, namely the exploitation of Indonesia's rich endowment of natural resources. Indeed, during the mid-nineteenth century, the Cultivation System on Javathe forced growing of cash crops brought the Netherlands considerable profits. At the same time, however, a cycle of poverty and overpopulation emerged among Java's rural population. Modern scholars have debated the degree to which this cycle can be attributed to the Cultivation System. As a result of the cycle of poverty and overpopulation, by the beginning of the twentieth century, the Dutch government sought to improve the welfare of the people under what was known as the Ethical Policy. But, although education and welfare facilities were expanded, the Dutch did little to promote self-government and did not recognize the people's aspirations for independence.

54. Indonesian History Indonesian history. Scientists have found human bones on the Island Java. Indians began life in the AD In 14971498 Vasco Da Gama 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.

55. Embassy Of The Republic Of Indonesia - History Of The Republic Of Indonesia Under King Hayam Wuruk the Majapahit Empire became the most powerful kingdom in the history of indonesia. It had dependencies in http://www.indoneske-velvyslanectvi.cz/history.htm

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 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.

56. History Of Indonesia - British Temporary Rule in Sumatra (18141825), William Marsden wrote a similar book on the history of Sumatra Thus, the Indonesian archipelago was recovered from the British in 1815. http://www.info-indo.com/indonesia/history/06.htm

info-indo.com - home About us Support info-indo Home ... General Elections British Temporary Rule In 1814 the British came to Indonesia and built Fort York in Bengkulu on the west coast of Sumatra. It was later renamed Fort Mariborough. During the Napoleonic wars in Europe when Holland was occupied by France, Indonesia fell under the rule of the British East India Company (1811-1816). Sir Thomas Stanford Raffles was appointed Lieutenant Governor General of Java and dependencies. He was subordinated to the Governor General in Bengal, India. Raffles introduced partial self-government and abolished the slave trade. In those days slaves were captured and traded by foreigners. He also introduced the land-tenure system, replacing the hated Dutch forced-agricultural system, whereby crops were grown and surrendered to the Government. Borobudur and other temples were restored and research conducted. Raffles wrote his famous book, 'The History of Java," in which he described Java's high civilization and culture. During the British stay in Sumatra (1814-1825), William Marsden wrote a similar book on the history of Sumatra, which was published in 1889.

57. History Of Indonesia - The Japanese Occupation . To further the cause of indonesia s independence, Soekarno Hatta appeared to cooperate with the Japanese authorities. In reality http://www.info-indo.com/indonesia/history/10.htm

info-indo.com - home About us Support info-indo Home ... General Elections The Japanese Occupation After their attack on Pearl Harbor in Hawaii, the Japanese forces moved southwards to conquer several Southeast Asian countries. After Singapore had fallen, they invaded the Dutch East Indies and colonial army surrendered in March 1942. Soekarno and Hatta were released from their detention. Japanese began their propaganda campaign for what they called "Great East Asia Coprosperity". But Indonesians soon realized that it was a camouflage for Japanese imperialism in place of Dutch colonialism. . . To further the cause of Indonesia's independence, Soekarno Hatta appeared to cooperate with the Japanese authorities. In reality, however, Indonesian nationalist leaders went underground and masterminded insurrections in Blitar (East Java), Tasikmalaya and lndramayu (West Java), and in Sumatra and Kalimantan. Under the pressure of the 4th Pacific war, where their supply lines were interrupted, and the increasing of Indonesian insurrections, the Japanese ultimately gave in to allow the red-and-white flag to fly as the Indonesian national flag. Recognition of "Indonesia Raya" as the national anthem and Bahasa Indonesia as the national language followed. Hence, the youth's pledge of 1928 was fulfilled.

58. About Indonesia - Main Page A site with information and links on indonesia its people, history, culture, geography, transportation, and education. Includes travel guide. http://www.asianinfo.org/asianinfo/indonesia/about_indonesia.htm

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59. Columbus World Travel Guide - South-East Asia - Indonesia - History And Governme World Travel Guide indonesia - history and Government - includes information on the constitution and politics. http://www.travel-guide.com/data/idn/idn580.asp

OAS_sitepage = URL + '/South-EastAsia/Indonesia/HistoryandGovernment'; document.write('Research Indonesia hotels at TripAdvisor'); Contact Addresses Overview General Information Passport/Visa ... South-East Asia /Indonesia INDONESIA History and Government History: Modern Indonesia is an amalgam of more than 13,000 islands incorporating a wide variety of cultural and religious traditions. For almost 1000 years, Indonesia has been involved in maritime trade resulting in a wide range of religious, cultural and ethnic influences. The Chinese were among the first to trade with the islands, followed in the eighth century AD by Hindu and Buddhist merchants from India who built up two empires, known as Srivijaya and Majapahit. These were supplanted in the 13th century by Islamic influences brought by Arab and Malay seafarers. The English and Portuguese were the first Europeans to arrive in the area in the 16th century but in 1595 the Dutch East India Company took control of trade in the area. From 1814 until the Japanese invasion during World War II, Indonesia’s people and resources were subjected to the autocratic Dutch rule. The main independence movement, the Indonesian Nationalist Party (PNI), emerged in the 1920s under the leadership of Ahmed Sukarno. It was thoroughly suppressed by the Dutch and remained largely underground until the Dutch East Indies were overrun by the Japanese during World War II. The Japanese installed a puppet PNI government for the duration of their occupation. Following the Japanese defeat in 1945, the PNI declared independence. This was quickly challenged by the Dutch who despatched a military expeditionary force to Indonesia and arrested Sukarno. However by 1949, under international pressure, they were forced to concede the country’s sovereignty.

60. Books On Indonesian History This standard work on the history of indonesia has been thoroughly revised to...... A history of Modern indonesia Since C. 1200 by MC Ricklefs Book http://www.dropbears.com/b/broughsbooks/history/indonesia.htm

more search options Indonesian History Books on the History of South East Asia Home History Asia > Indonesia Related Books History Index Asia Travel Indonesia East Timor ... Asia Travel Books Departments Posters History Calendars History Magazines History Software ... Documentaries Resources History Books UK Powells: History Best Sellers Magazines History Magazines Posters Oriental Art Posters Archipelago : Islands of Indonesia by Gavan Daws, Marty Fujita Hardcover from University of California Press Book Published: November, 1999 Autonomy and Disintegration in Indonesia by Damien Kingsbury, Harry Aveling from RoutledgeCurzon Bahasa Indonesia : Book 1 : Introduction to Indonesian Language and Culture by Yohanni Johns, Robyn Stokes (Photographer) Behind the Postcolonial : Architecture, Urban Space and Political Cultures by Abidin Kusno Paperback from Routledge Book Published: November, 2000 Culture Shock!: Indonesia Listed under Travel Indonesia The Food of Asia : Authentic Recipes from China, India, Indonesia, Japan Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand and Vietnam (Periplus World Cookbooks) by Kong Foong Ling (Editor), Heinz Von Holzen (Photographer)

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