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I MPERIAL P OLICY AND
S OUTHEAST A SIAN N ATIONALISM

NORDIC INSTITUTE OF ASIAN STUDIES

Studies in Asian Topics

12. I SLAM : STATE AND S OCIETY

Klaus Ferdinand and Mehdi Mozaffari (Editors)

13. A SIAN T RADE R OUTES

Karl Reinhold Hllquist (Editor)

14. H UNTING AND F ISHING IN A K AMMU V ILLAGE

Damrong Tayanin and Kristina Lindell

15. R ENEGOTIATING L OCAL V ALUES

Merete Lie and Ragnhild Lund

16. L EADERSHIP ON J AVA

Hans Antlv and Sven Cederroth (Editors)

17. V IETNAM IN A C HANGING W ORLD

Irene Nrlund, Vu Cao Dam and Carolyn Gates (Editors)

18. A SIAN P ERCEPTIONS OF N ATURE

Ole Bruun and Arne Kalland (Editors)

19. I MPERIAL P OLICY AND S OUTHEAST A SIAN N ATIONALISM , 19301957

Hans Antlv and Stein Tnnesson (Editors)

IMPERIAL POLICY
AND
SOUTHEAST ASIAN
NATIONALISM

19301957

edited by
Hans Antlv
and Stein Tnnesson

Nordic Institute of Asian Studies

Studies in Asian Topics, No. 19

First published 1995 by Roudedge

2 Park Square, Milton Park,

Abingdon, Oxon, OX14 4RN

Transferred to Digital Printing 2007

ISBN 0-7007-0319-5

All rights reserved

Nordic Institute of Asian Studies 1995

While copyright as a whole

is vested in the Nordic Institute of Asian Studies,

copyright in the individual papers

belongs to the authors.

No paper may be reproduced in whole or part

without the express permission of

author, publisher or editors.

British Library Catalogue in Publication Data

A CIP catalogue record for this book

is available from the British Library

Publishers Note

The publisher has gone to great lengths to ensure the quality

of this reprint but points out that some imperfections

in the original may be apparent

In memory of

Anders Tandrup

1942-1993

journalist, scholar and friend

Contents

Key: [i] Indonesian	[m] Malaysian
[b] Burmese	[v] Vietnamese
[j] Japanese
adat [i/m]	tradition
Angkatan 1945 [i]	Generation of 1945
Bahasa Indonesia [i/m]	Indonesia's national language
bangsa Melayu [i/m]	the Malay race
Barisan Pelopor [i]	Vanguard Column
Dewan Rakyat [i/m]	People's Assemblies
nh [v]	village communal temples
c Lp [v]	independence
n in [v]	military colonies
Gerakan Rakyat Baru [i]	New People's Movement
Giyu Tai [j]	Volunteer Corps
Giyu Gun [j]	Volunteer Army
Gunseikanbu [j]	Japanese military government
haji [i/m]	a person who has completed the pilgrimage to Mecca
Heiho [j]	Japanese-sponsored army in Indonesia
Indonesia Raya [i/m]	Greater Indonesia
kampung, kampong [i/m]	village
Kenpeitai [j]	Japanese military police
Khm Sai [v]	imperial delegate
kraton [i]	royal court
masa kosong [i]	empty period; power vacuum
Melayu Raya [i/m]	Greater Malaya
Mentri-mentri besar [m]	Prime Ministers
Merdeka [i/m]	freedom; independence
Moi [v] (mo in French)	derogative term for Montagnards
Myochit [b]	Lovers of the Nation
Panca Sila [i]	Five Pillars; the national ideology of Indonesia
pangreh praja [i]	native civil service
peci [i]	Islamic male headdress
pemuda [i/m]	youth
Peta [i/m)	Defenders of the Fatherland
pongyis	Buddhist monks
priyayi [i]	native aristocracy
raja [i/m]	king; ruler
rakyat [i/m]	common people
Sang Merah Putih [i]	The Red and White (the Indonesian flag)
Syonan [j]	Singapore
thanh nin [v]	Youth

AFO	Anti-Fascist Organisation (Burma)
ALFSEA	Allied Land Forces South East Asia
AMACAB	Allied Military Administration, Civil Affairs (formerly NICA Dutch)
ANM	Arkib Negara Malaysia, National Archives, Kuala Lumpur
AOM	Centre des Archives d'Outre Mer, Aix en Provence
ARA(-II)	Algemeen Rijksarchief (Tweede Afdeling), The Hague
AS	Algemene Secretarie (file in ARA)
ASEAN	Association of Southeast Asian Nations
AVDP	Archief Van der Plas (file in ARA)
BB	Binnenlands Bestuur
BMA	British Military Administration (Malaya)
BTMSA	Bataillon des tirailleurs montagnards du Sud-Annam
CAD-MvD,	Centraal Archieven Depot, Ministerie van Defensie,
HKGS-NOI	Hoofdkwartier van de Generale Staf in Nederlands Oost-Indi
CCP	Chinese Communist Party
CG	Consul General
CLC	Community Liaison Committee (British)
CO	Colonial Office, London
CPB	Communist Party of Burma
CRA	Commonwealth Records Archives, Canberra
DOS	Department of State, Washington, D.C.
DRV	Democratic Republic of Vietnam
ECAFE	Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East
EFEO	cole Franaise d'Extrme-Orient
FLHPC	Front de Libration des Hauts Plateaux du Champa
FO	Foreign Office, London
FULRO	Front Unifi de la Lutte des Races Opprimes
GCMA	Groupes de Commandos Mixtes Aeroports
GPO	Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C.
HMG	His/Her Majesty's Government
HMSO	His/Her Majesty's Stationery Office
ICP	Indochinese Communist Party
INF	Indochine Nouveau Fonds (file in AOM)
KNIL	Koninklijk Nederlands-Indisch Leger
KNTW	Het koninkrijk der Nederlanden in de tweede wereldoorlog
KRIS	Kesatuan [Kerajaan] Rakyat Indonesia Semenanjung, Union of Peninsular Indonesians
KVP	Katholieke Volkspartij (Dutch)
MCA	Malayan Chinese Association
MCP	Malayan Communist Party
MIC	Malayan Indian Congress
MMP	Malcolm MacDonald Papers, Durham University

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