Migration after 1945 in New Zealand
quote:  The Indonesian connection
Between 1945 and 1949, nearly 500 settlers came from war-torn Indonesia, and they continued to arrive after that. Some were displaced colonists; others were discharged soldiers from the Dutch army, recruited to struggle that occurred between 1945 and 1949.
New Zealand’s covert ‘whites only’ policy posed problems. People with ‘one Javanese great-grandmother’ stood to be excluded, even if they had lived in the Netherlands
**VOC Historical Society
On this site you will find out all about the world’s first multi-national company – Verenigde Oostindische Compagnie
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About Dutch origins in the aboriginal population.  And this
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Imagined Communities in Cyberspace
I am excited by the possibility of connection, dialogue and interchange offered by Facebook and my ‘imagined community’ of Dutch-Indonesians/Indos who are travelling a new road together to exchange knowledge about their hybrid family histories in what was once the Dutch East/Netherlands Indies and is now Indonesia.
sedjarah Indonesia, History of East Indies.
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Eurasians to the fore
New Straits Times
GEORGE TOWN: RIDING on the crest of last year’s success, more than 3,000 visitors are expected for this year’s Eurasian Fiesta 2013.
Indonesie.actieforum:
Are you enjoying a wifi connection right now? You can thank Vic Hayes for that
(Victor Hayes, geboren in 1941 te Soerabaya, zoon van Christiaan Hayes en Frieda van Naerssen)