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Islam and the Dutch in the East Indies: Oppression or Opportunity?
The European Legacy 25 (5):572-587 (2020)
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The Islamisation of the East Indies, now Indonesia, was a gradual process over many centuries, beginning in the late thirteenth century, continuing during Dutch colonial rule (1605–1942), and ongoi...Other Versions
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