27. The verdict of the District Court of Bandung

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter 1
2. Foreword 5
3. Contents 13
4. 1. Indonesia in the middle of the Asian revolution 17
5. 2. Drainage 27
6. 3. The economic world structure and the conflict of power 36
7. 4. Some main features of the world economy 58
8. 5. The objectives and policy of the national movement in Indonesia 103
9. 6. Propaganda 144
10. 7. The Brussels Congress against Imperialism and Colonial Oppression and our foreign propaganda 158
11. 8. Indonesia and her independence problem 165
12. 9. The Anti-Colonial Congress in Brussels in the light of world history 185
13. 10. A retrospective account of the Second Congress of the League against Imperialism and for National Independence held in Frankfurt 200
14. 11. 'Indonesia free' 205
15. 12. National claims 298
16. 13. The growth of the P.N.I, and government terrorism in Indonesia 321
17. 14. The crisis of the P.P.P.K.I. 333
18. 15. Non-cooperation 340
19. 16. The political meaning of non-cooperation 352
20. 17. The Second International and the oppressed peoples 358
21. 18. The colonial resolution of the Second International 361
22. 19. Indonesia's demand for immediate independence 373
23. 20. The Digoel tragedy of Dutch colonial imperialism 377
24. 21. Three years of the Digoel scandal 382
25. 22. Governor-General De Graeff and the Indonesian freedom movement 386
26. 23. The organised terror against the national movement in Indonesia 397
27. 24. The raid on the Partai Nasional Indonesia 402
28. 25. The destruction of the P.N.I. 407
29. 26. Youth in crisis 412
30. 27. The verdict of the District Court of Bandung 422
31. 28. Colonial policy 429
32. 29. The fight for the freedom of the press 434
33. 30. The principles of the Hitler dictatorship in Germany 440
34. 31. The inheritance of Versailles 449
35. 32. '14th July' 457
36. 33. Becoming the ideological war 462
37. 34. The French Revolution 470
38. 35. Fascism and paradox 480
39. 36. On character 485
40. 37. Message to the Chinese Group Conference 494
41. 38. Indonesian aims and ideals 501
42. 39. A personal message to my old comrades wherever they may be 504
43. 40. On the road to transfer of sovereignty 507
44. 41. End of the Round Table Conference 515
45. 42. Legend and reality surrounding the proclamation of 17th August 518
46. 43. Message to the All-Indonesian Christian Youth Association 529
47. 44. The cooperative movement as an institution for teaching autoactivity and a high economic character 535
48. 45. Indonesia's foreign policy 547
49. 46. Indonesia between the power blocs 559
50. 47. Colonialism and the danger of war 570
51. 48. One Indonesian view of the Malaysia issue 576
52. 49. Asian countries in the changing world 582
53. 50. Islam, knowledge and society 593