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Archief Joop Morriën (1907-) 1940-20091940-2009 Archief Joop Morriën (1907-) 1940-20091940-2009 Internationaal Instituut voor Sociale Geschiedenis Cruquiusweg 31 1019 AT Amsterdam Nederland hdl:10622/ARCH01961 © IISG Amsterdam 2021 Archief Joop Morriën (1907-) 1940-20091940-2009 Inhoudsopgave Archief Joop Morriën........................................................................................................................ 3 Archiefvorming....................................................................................................................................3 Inhoud en structuur............................................................................................................................3 Raadpleging en gebruik.....................................................................................................................4 Inventaris...........................................................................................................................................4 Stukken van algemene aard.......................................................................................................4 Stukken betreffende bijzondere onderwerpen............................................................................ 5 Persoonlijke documenten en familie...................................................................................5 Communistische Partij van Nederland (CPN).................................................................... 6 Landelijk en parlement............................................................................................ 6 Plaatselijk.................................................................................................................7 Scholing................................................................................................................... 7 Indonesië-commissie CPN...................................................................................... 8 Buitenland................................................................................................................ 8 Fusie en opheffing...................................................................................................9 De Waarheid.......................................................................................................................9 Algemeen Nederlands Jeugd Verbond (ANJV)................................................................ 10 Politiek en Cultuur............................................................................................................ 11 Groen Links...................................................................................................................... 11 Komitee Indonesië............................................................................................................ 11 Congressen, symposia, tentoonstellingen, documentaires.............................................. 11 Publikaties van Joop Morriën........................................................................................... 13 Publicaties van anderen................................................................................................... 14 Scripties............................................................................................................................ 16 Politionele acties, inzet dienstplichtigen in Nederlands-Indië........................................... 17 Indonesië...........................................................................................................................18 Partai Komunis Indonesia (PKI) en communisme.................................................18 Vervolgingen, mensenrechten, ballingschap......................................................... 19 Vakbeweging en arbeidsverhoudingen..................................................................21 Buitenlandse relaties............................................................................................. 21 Nederland................................................................................................21 Sovjet-Unie..............................................................................................22 China.......................................................................................................22 Internationale organisaties......................................................................22 Geschiedenis......................................................................................................... 22 Overige onderwerpen............................................................................................ 24 Nieuw-Guinea................................................................................................................... 24 Molukkers..........................................................................................................................25 Oost-Timor........................................................................................................................ 25 Chili................................................................................................................................... 25 China.................................................................................................................................25 Suriname...........................................................................................................................25 Vietnam............................................................................................................................. 25 Tweede Wereldoorlog.......................................................................................................25 Geschiedenis van de CPN............................................................................................... 26 Veiligheidsdiensten........................................................................................................... 27 Stukken betreffende personen......................................................................................... 28 Archief van Annie Averink................................................................................................ 31 Archivalia van andere derden...........................................................................................32 Overige stukken................................................................................................................33 Internationaal Instituut voor Sociale Geschiedenis 2 Archief Joop Morriën (1907-) 1940-20091940-2009 Archief Joop Morriën Archiefnummer ARCH01961 Archiefvormer Morriën, Joop Periode (1907-) 1940-20091940-2009 Periode (bulk) 1940-2009 Omvang 17.12 m. Taal lijst Dutch Taal materiaal Dutch Archiefvorming Biografie Joop (voor de burgerlijke stand: Joost) Morriën, geboren in Amsterdam 4 mei 1928, overleden in Amsterdam 9 december 2016; werkte vanaf 1946 als redacteur bij het dagblad De Waarheid; voorjaar 1948 werd hij opgeroepen voor de militaire dienst en in september 1948 uitgezonden naar Nederlands-Indië; kreeg na terugkomst van de CPN de opdracht zich in het koloniale vraagstuk te verdiepen en in het bijzonder de Indonesische kwestie; verbleef in 1952-1953 acht maanden in de Chinese Volksrepubliek en in 1954 acht maanden in Indonesië in het kader van de samenwerking tussen uitgeverij Pegasus en de Indonesische uitgeverij Pembaruan; hij onderhield ook contacten met leiders van de Partai Komunis Indonesia (PKI); Morriën was van 1958-1963 in Praag vertegenwoordiger van de CPN bij het blad Vraagstukken van Vrede en Socialisme; in 1979 werd hij lid van de Indonesië-commissie van de CPN; sinds begin jaren negentig redacteur van Indonesia Feiten en Meningen. Acquisitie Het archief is in 1997 door Joop Morriën (onder bepalingen Stichting tot beheer van de archieven van de CPN) aan het IISG in bewaring gegeven; met acht aanvullingen in de periode 1998-2009. Inhoud en structuur Inhoud Agenda's 1980-2004; correspondentie 1950-2007; stukken betreffende de CPN en de geschiedenis van deze partij 1945-2007; stukken betreffende de Indonesië-commissie van de CPN en opvolger 1979-1998; stukken betreffende het dagblad De Waarheid 1944-1990 en het blad Politiek en Cultuur 1952-1995; stukken betreffende het Komitee Indonesië 1987-2000; stukken betreffende publicaties van Morriën 1962-2001, publicaties van anderen 1971-2003 en scripties 1977-2005; stukken betreffende de politionele acties 1946-2000, de Partai Komunis Indonesia (PKI) 1929-2000 en vervolgingen, mensenrechten en ballingschap na de staatsgreep van Suharto 1966-2005; stukken betreffende personen in Nederland, Indonesië en elders 1922-2007. Ordening Het archief van Joop Morriën is een veelzijdige door hem in de loop der jaren aangelegde verzameling over in het bijzonder de CPN en de de geschiedenis van deze partij en over de onafhankelijkheidsstrijd van Indonesië, de staatsgreep van 1965 en de daarop volgende dictatuur onder generaal Suharto. Morriën bewaarde zijn materiaal over vele personen, organisaties en onderwerpen in bruine enveloppen en legde zo in feite dossiers aan. Bij de ordening van de collectie zijn deze dossiers in veel gevallen gerespecteerd. Er moet nadrukkelijk op gewezen worden dat de diverse rubrieken in deze inventaris elkaar niet uitsluiten. Er is bijvoorbeeld een Internationaal Instituut voor Sociale Geschiedenis 3 Archief Joop Morriën (1907-) 1940-20091940-2009 rubriek 'Indonesië', maar in de rubrieken 'Publicaties van Joop Morriën', 'Publicaties van anderen' en 'Congressen, symposia, tentoonstellingen, documentaires' bevinden zich
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