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Preserving Indonesia's Flora and Fauna
Benjamin Galstaun, an Armenian Javanese man, devoted his life to Ragunan Zoo.


The Career of an Armenian Government Official
Petrus Blumberger, author on the history of the Indonesian National Movement during the colonial period, was always interested in his Armenian background.


Sarkies Brothers, Kings of Hotel in Southeast Asia
The Sarkies family built a chain of luxury hotels in Southeast Asia, including Indonesia. The hotels are still well maintained to this day.


A Gardener who Revived the Bogor Botanical Garden
The author graduated from the Undergraduate History Study Program at Gadjah Mada University and lives in Sleman, Yogyakarta. Interested in the history of nature conservation, science (especially botany, zoology, agriculture), and environmental change.


The Fate of Native Faiths in Indonesia
Indonesia has not fully recognized native faiths.


Living on the Land of Disaster
Liangan was built on land that was hit several times by the eruption of Mount Sindoro. Why did it survive until now?


Bali's Subak System, an Austronesian Legacy
Balinese people still uphold their ancestral culture. One of these is the agricultural system brought by Austronesian speakers.


The Ancestors of Indonesians
Indonesians are a mixture of immigrant genes.


Unilever in Indonesia: Surviving Through Challenging Times
By using the strategy of transferring shares, Unilever survived nationalization in Indonesia. However, it was quite different during the Confrontation era.


Two Americans Murdered in Java
A prominent anthropologist and an American journalist were killed in West Java. Their deaths remain an unanswered mystery until today.


The Significance of the Philippine Revolution to Indonesian Independence
How far are Philippine and Indonesian nationalism and independence movements intertwined?


Building Temples for the Gods
Temples are built not just in one night. The construction involves an intricate process that must follow the guidelines of religious books and laws.


Three Explosions in the Heart of Jakarta
Jakarta was terrorized by a bomb attack. The perpetrator, a Japanese, was only captured ten years later.


Behind the Sacred Veil of the Missionary
Nommensen's arrival to the Land of Batak wasn't just to preach the gospel, but to spread the belief in the supremacy of the white race.


Ending Discrimination Against Arabs
The colonial government considered Arabs a threat. They were forbidden to mingle with the natives and their movements were restricted.
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