Surat Dari Digul Abdurachman - Interview file
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Title
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Surat Dari Digul Abdurachman - Interview file
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Subject
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Dutch East Indies
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Internment camps
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Nationalism
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Indonesia--History--Revolution, 1945-1949
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Detention of persons
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Prisoners of war--Australia
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Category
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3. World War I
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4. World War II
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5. Cold War (including Decolonisation)
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Author
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Dulrachman
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Keywords
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Boven Digoel
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Current holder
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Flinders University
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Period of reference
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1931 – 1972
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Date
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January 1, 1931
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Item number
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AL/Thesis/169
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Access rights
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Digitised
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Rights
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In Copyright (although current copyright status is unclear)
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Country of origin
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Indonesia
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Australia
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Language
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Indonesian
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Description from source
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Abdurachman / Dulrachman was a member of the nationalist movement; account of his escape from Boven Digul prison camp in 1929; recapture in Australia and subsequent return to Digul; he was taken again to Australia with other inmates by Dutch in 1942-1945; he is mentioned in “Black Armada” by Rupert Lockwood as a spokesperson for the Indonesian prisoners brought from Boven Digul prison camp to Australia before the Japanese occupied Indonesia. ‘Riwajat Dulrachman’; interview with Dulrachman by A. Lucas; biographical notes. Typed; handwritten, 18 pages.
This file was donated by Anton Lucas, Adelaide, S.A. Anton Lucas Collection.
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Physical format
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Manuscripts
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Conversation or interview transcripts
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Typescripts