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Memory Culture of the Anti-Leftist Violence in Indonesia

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List of Figures and Tables 7\\r\\nAcronyms and glossary 9\\r\\nAcknowledgements 13\\r\\nIntroduction 15\\r\\nFunction and Meaning of Memory 21\\r\\nThe Locality in Politics of Memory 24\\r\\nEmbedded Remembering 29\\r\\nThe Case of 1965 in East Java 34\\r\\nA Note about the Method 37\\r\\nStructure Of the Book 40\\r\\n1 The Context of Remembering 47\\r\\nThe Village Under Colonial Capitalism 49\\r\\nPlantation Life in South Malang 53\\r\\nWorkers of the Plantation 59\\r\\nUnder the Changing State: Japanese Occupation and Independence 62\\r\\nConfronting Class Differentiation: The Left and Agrarian Reform 67\\r\\nRural Transformation under the New Order 71\\r\\nConclusion 76\\r\\n2 Executing the Violence 81\\r\\nExpansion of the Army’s Power 86\\r\\nKey Features of East Java’s Military Operation 91\\r\\nFrom Chaos to Extermination 96\\r\\nWhen Local Acts Became Coordinated 99\\r\\nRecords of Detention 103\\r\\nMilitary Operations in South Malang 106\\r\\nEstablishing the New Order 109\\r\\nConclusion 112\\r\\n3 Embedded Remembering 117\\r\\nPatronage in Memory Construction 119\\r\\nLocal Collaborators and Memory Work 126\\r\\nPost-Violence Rural Development 139\\r\\n\\r\\nNavigating Silence 147\\r\\nConclusion 150\\r\\n4 Memory Landscapes 155\\r\\nIndonesia’s National Site of Memory: Lubang Buaya 158\\r\\nMemory Landscapes in Donomulyo 160\\r\\nTrisula Public Meeting Hall 160\\r\\nThe Trisula Monument (Monumen Trisula) 163\\r\\nThe Ngerendeng/Bhayangkara Monument 168\\r\\nKaliasri Public Cemetery 175\\r\\nMulyosari Mass Grave 178\\r\\nConclusion 182\\r\\n5 Postmemory, Silence, and Trauma in Family Narratives 187\\r\\nMemories of an Activist – The Family of Suparman 191\\r\\nMemories of the Lost Land – The Family of Marwono 196\\r\\nEscaping Lifetime Imprisonment – The Family of Baharjo 200\\r\\nMemories of a Survivor – The Family of Jarso 204\\r\\nBeyond Families 209\\r\\nConclusion 212\\r\\nConclusion 215\\r\\nEmbedded Remembering, Historiography, and National Reconciliation\\r\\nInsights on Methodology and Historiography in Indonesia 219\\r\\nInsights on Reconciliation and Transitional Justice – Limitations\\r\\nof the Human Rights Approach 221\\r\\nIndex 225

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959.8 Gra m

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Amsterdam : Amsterdam University Press., 2023

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xiv, 226 hlm. : 23 x 15 cm

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English

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978-90-4855-452-2

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959.8

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Indonesia--History--Coup d\'état, 1965
Collective memory--Indonesia
Political violence--Indonesia

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