Japan - Nederland In Oost-azië

This fascinating study of the military history of the Dutch East Indies offers a detailed analysis of the complex relationships between the Dutch colonizers and the indigenous peoples of the region, with a focus on the strategic role of military power. George Nypels' insightful analysis sheds new light on this crucial period in the history of the region.
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