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Register Van Personen Register van personen Voorzover Indonesiërs na de in 1948/1949 ingevoerde spellingswijziging de oe-klank in hun naam met de letter -u- zijn gaan weergeven, is in dit register in het algemeen de eerdere spelling aangehouden. Namen van Japanners zijn in dit register in Engelse transcriptie weergegeven, onder toevoeging van een Nederlandse transcriptie waar daartoe aanleiding is. Abdoelgani zie Roeslan Abdoelgani 2002) 513, 576, 583-4, 602, 610, 631, Abdoelkadir Widjojoatmodjo (1904-1992) 633, 635, 641, 645, 647, 646, 661, 664, 299, 323, 385-6, 392, 408, 431, 540, 559, 666, 668, 670-3, 695-6, 715, 719, 723, 563, 583, 599, 630 742 Abdoh, Djalal 755 Aponno, F.A. (1907-1983) 708 Abendanon, J.H. (1852-1925) 155, 157, Aroeng Palaka (1634-1696) 41-2 164, 174 Asbeck, F.M. van (1889-1968) 212 Abikoesno Tjokrosoejoso (1897-1968) Assaat (1904-1976) 606, 672, 715 231, 240, 253, 259, 281, 284, 291, 298, Attlee, C. (1883-1967) 389, 434, 527 314, 326, 376, 426, 446, 595, 654 Aung San (1915-1947) 278, 373, 390, 405, Ageng, sultan (1631-1692) 42-3 526, 577 Agoeng, sultan (1591-1645) 32-3, 41-2 Aziz, Andi Abdul 696-7, 700, 757 Aidit, D.N. (1923-1965) 717 Albuquerque, Alfonso d’ (1453-1515) Bagoes Hadikoesoemo (1890-1954) 310, 15-6 345 Ali Sastroamidjojo (1903-1976) 268, 272, Barentsz, Willem (1555-1597) 23 578, 606, 640, 654, 718, 722, 724-5, 728, Bastian, A. (1826-1905) 105 730 Baud, J.C. (1789-1859) 85-6, 89-90, 92, Alimin Prawirodirdjo (1889-1964) 198-9, 107, 148 201, 594, 596 Beel, L.J.M. (1902-1977) xviii, 357, 394, Alkadrie zie Hamid II 434, 463-4, 471-2, 477, 507, 529, 535- Amir Sjarifoeddin (1907-1948) 206, 219, 41, 547-8, 552, 554-5, 558, 564, 573, 225, 230, 233, 240, 264, 272, 291, 305, 581, 585-7, 598-603, 609, 629-31, 633-6, 323, 327, 375-7, 409, 416, 422, 425-6, 638-9 428, 435, 444, 458, 461-2, 469, 477, 481, Beerling, R.F. (1905-1979) 562 498, 520, 522, 547, 550-2, 560, 562, 569- Beureuh, Daud (1906-1987) 725, 742 72, 594-7, 605 Bevin, E. (1881-1951) 434, 440 Anak Agoeng Gde Agoeng, Ide (1921- Boeng Tomo zie Soetomo 790 Register van personen Boer, F. de (1892-1976) 471, 473, 509, 524 Daendels, H.W. (1762-1818) 62, 71-7, 81 Bonay, E. 755 Darsono (1897-1971) 167, 186, 188, 199 Bosch, J. van den (1780-1844) 84-7, 91 Darwin, Charles (1809-1882) 105, 107 Bosscha, K.A.R. (1865-1928) 143, 171 Dening, M. (1897-1977) 407, 423 Both, Pieter (±1550-1615) 26, 65 Deventer, C.Th. van (1857-1915) 115-6 Bouman, H.A. (1909-1968) 726-7 Dewantoro, Ki Hadjar zie Soewardi Bouman-van den Berg, M.S. (Mieke) Soerjaningrat (1907-1966) 727-9 Diah, B.M. (1917-1996) 333-4, 349, 377, Brooke, James (1803-1868) 89 382 Brooshooft, P. (1845-1921) 116 Diponegoro, prins (1785-1855) 80-3, 89, Bruins Slot, J.A.H.J.S. (1906-1972) 549, 193 759 Djajadiningrat, Achmad (1877-1943) 190, Bunker, E. (1894-1984) 751-3 208 Burhanuddin zie Harahap Djajadiningrat, Hilman 574 Buskes, J.J. (1899-1980) 441 Djajadiningrat, Hoesein (1886-1960) 174, Buurman van Vreeden, D.C. (1902-1964) 239, 243, 246, 298, 309, 314, 330, 409, 266, 437-8, 456, 481, 518, 520, 640, Djajadiningrat, Loekman (1891-1944) 648-9 243, 266, 299 Bywater, Hector (1884-1940) 213 Djojobojo, koning (regeerde van 1135 tot 1160) 9, 56 Camphuys, J. (1634-1695) 52, 104 Djuanda Kartawidjaja, R.H. (1911-1963) Capellen, G.A.G.Ph. van der (1778-1848) 732, 735-6, 738-40, 758 74-6, 81 Doorman, Karel W.F.M. (1889-1942) 262- Carpentier Alting, J.H. (1864-1929) 173- 3, 759 4, 186, 190, 208, 241, 244, 407, 410 Douwes Dekker, E. (Multatuli) (1820- Chairoel Saleh (Chaerul Saleh) (1916- 1887) 93-5, 113-4, 159 1968) 307, 333-4, 348-9, 359, 377, 381, Douwes Dekker, E.F.E. (Setiaboedi) 446, 692, 716-7, 732, 756 (1879-1950) 159-61, 163, 165, 180-1, Chasteleyn, Cornelis (1657-1714) 52 184-5, 197-8, 253, 259, 270, 478 Christison, Ph. (1893-1993) 389-91, 393, Drees, W. (1886-1988) 368, 391, 395, 452, 397-8, 400, 402, 405, 409, 412, 416-7, 454, 464, 547, 551, 558, 564, 584-5, 587, 429, 435-7, 447 592, 598, 600, 602-3, 606-7, 629, 631, Chroesjtsjov, N.S. (1894-1971) 743 633, 654, 658-9, 662-3, 672, 705, 707, Churchill, W. (1874-1965) 256, 261, 301, 721, 733-4, 744, 746 326, 370, 389 DuBois, C. (1881-1960) 578, 580-1, 584, Clark Kerr, A.J. (1882-1951) 439, 449, 593-4 451-2, 459 Dubois, E. (1858-1940) 107 Cochran, H.M. (1892-1973) 593-4, 599- Duynstee, F.J.F.M. (1914-1981) 681, 748 601, 603, 625, 638, 656, 716 Coen, Jan Pieterszoon (1587-1629) 31-6, Effendi, Roestam zie Roestam Effendi 43, 65 Eisenhower, D.D. (1890-1969) 338, 731, Colijn, H. (1869-1944) 178-9, 193, 208-9, 750 211, 223-4, 236-7, 259, 367, 442, 453 Erlangga (Airlangga), koning (regeerde Cramer, Ch.G. (1879-1976) 171-2, 236-7, van 1019 tot 1049) 7 395 Critchley, T.K. (1916) 578, 580-1, 583, Fatmawati (1923-1980) 306 593-4 Feuilletau de Bruyn, W.K.H. (1886-1972) Daalen, G.C.E. van (1863-1930) 119-20 442, 510, 584-5, 658, 662.
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