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Merauke, Netherlands New Guinea. Indonesian mother and child at the Barracks of the Dutch Police Force at Merauke. NI 4773

Kuniaki Koiso, former Japanese Prime Minister (from 22 July 1944 to 7 April 1945) testifies before military tribunal. He appears as a witness in his own defence before the international military tribunal for the Far East sitting in Tokyo, November 1947. Kuniaki Koiso promised Indonesia's independence in the 'near future'. After graduating from the Imperial Japanese Army Academy in 1900 he went to the ...

After the taking over of a building formerly occupied by Indonesian nationalists, Indonesians are interrogated and placed under guard by members of the Dutch forces. Clashes between Netherlanders and Indonesian extremists cause a state of unrest and confusion in many parts of Java. Batavia, Rijswijkstraat, november 1945. NI 971

Good shooting by the British destroyed this field gun which was used against them by Indonesian insurgent in Soerabaya. The weapon was formerly used by Japanese forces. NI 1022

Het originele bijschrift luidde: A 12416: Indonesian members of the Technical Battalion, at work repairing an oil-derrick on the Pamoesian oil-field near Tarakan township after the successful invasion by the Allief forces. Netherlands Indies Information Service. Herstel van de boortoren op Tarakan, mei 1945, na de verovering door Australiërs (9th Div A.I.F.) en KNIL op 30 april 1945. NI 3266 en B2 ...

'Indonesian extremists murder crew and passengers of Dakota aircraft which crashed near Bekassi village, 6 miles from Batavia, on november 23, 1945. British force on the road to Bekassi village.' NI 1033