Nederlands-Indië in de Tweede Wereldoorlog.

"A selection of special historical films about the Dutch East Indies during World War II ... The film clips are mostly from the collection of historical footage of the NIOD, based at the Dutch Institute for Sound and Vision ... Contains three DVDs on [the] Dutch East Indies during the years 1942-1945, the period when the Dutch colony was occupied by Japan. 1941 brings unique color material from the pre-war "Our India" in the picture. Authentic Japanese film shows the refined Japanese propaganda and the everyday life of Indonesian people. The nationalist leader ir. Sukarno, by working closely with the Japanese for the independence of his country ... plays an important role in the propaganda. [Shows] Dutch society during the occupation imprisoned in civilian internment camps. Impressive images of Allied camera crews show life in the camps immediately after the Japanese surrender in August 1945"--Waanders Web site. Producent: Camiel Swildens ; uitvoerend producent: Melanie Imming ; beeldresearch: Janneke Martens, Thierry van den Berg ; authoring: Rick Robin, Ven van Maanen ; ondertiteling: inVision Ondertiteling BV, NOB Vertaling. 3 DVDs (approximately 430 min.) : sound, black and white with color sequences ; 4 3/4 in. + 1 booklet.