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Bibliography Bibliography UNPUBLISHED SOURCES ARCHIVAL SOURCES NETHERLANDS Nationaal Archief (NA), den Haag (The National Archives of the Netherlands, NANL, The Hague) Algemene Secretarie van de Nederlands-Indische Regering en de daarbij gedeponeerde Archieven, 1942–1950. Entry Code: 2.10.14 “Staff Beppan Isum for April. 30 April, 1943. Bandung branch of Beppan”, JAVINT 3117/14, SEATIC Det. 23 Ind. Div., 28 November 1945. NANL, 2.10.14, inv. 5197. Translation of Beppan “Isum” for March 1943 compiled by Bandung branch of 16 Army Staff Beppan. NANL, 2.10.14, inv. 5197. “Ir. Soekarno”. Two-page typewritten document containing edited extracts from Sukarno’s wartime speeches and broadcasts. Dutch Government Information Service. NANL, 2.10.14, inv. 5509. “Japanese report of the state of affairs in Java. For the Commander-in-Chief of the Allied Forces in Java”. Batavia, September 27, 1945. NANL, 2.10.14, inv. 5203. 8 pages plus one-page annex. According to this English-language typescript, the document was signed by a major general acting for the “Supreme Commander of [the] Japanese Army in Java”. The officer in question was almost certainly Major General Yamamoto Moichiro. “Statement written by [2nd Lt.] Shiroguchi, Kempei”, 2 November 1945. NANL, 2.10.14, inv. 5291. 20-J06729 18 Young Soeharto pp435-474.indd 435 13/4/21 8:27 AM 436 YOUNG SOEHARTO “Statement by Capt. YANAGAWA, dated 14 Dec 1945”, Javint 3132/2, SEATIC Det., GSI, 23 Ind Div., 15 January 46. NANL, 2.10.14, inv. 5190. “Order No. 1 – Operation of Military Administration”, JAVINT 3131/4, SEATIC Det. HQ 23 Ind Div, 1 February 46. NANL, 2.10.14, inv. 5185. Memorandum from Lieutenant General S.H. Spoor to the Lieutenant Governor- General, 21 February 1946. NANL, 2.10.14. inv. 2662. “Schema van de Plaatselijke K.P.T. [Kenpeitai] Djokdjakarta”. NANL, 2.10.14, inv. 5192. “Interrogation of Lieutenant Onishi Kyutaro, Glodok Jail, Batavia, 17 May 1946”. 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NEFIS/CMI, 1942–49, transferred from Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken, inv. 2016. 20-J06729 18 Young Soeharto pp435-474.indd 436 13/4/21 8:27 AM BIBLIOGRAPHY 437 Nederlands Instituut voor Oorlogs-, Holocaust- en Genocidestudies – Indische Collectie, Amsterdam (NIOD Institute for War, Holocaust and Genocide Studies, Indies Collection, NIOD-IC, Amsterdam)* “The start of the national movement and the natives reactions”, translation of document B 29 taken from Prapatan Gambir 64, formerly Beppan GHQ, 24 March 1943, prepared by the Bandung branch of 16th Army Beppan. Java Int 3117, SEATIC Det., 4 Int. Unit, 23 Ind. Div., 14 December 1945. NIOD coll. 400, no. 581. “Appreciation of Political Developments by Kaigun (Japanese Navy)”. NIOD coll. 400, no. 581. “Interrogation of Shimizu Hitoshi, 27th November, 1945”, and “Report on further interrogation of Shimizu Hitoshi, 2nd December 1945”, with explanatory notes by a Dutch intelligence officer. Signed by Colonel S.H. Spoor, Director NEFIS. 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Afgelegd door: Kapitein TSUCHIYA Kiso (verbonden aan de Staf van de BEPPAN-NANSEITAI) gedurende verhoor afgenomen in de TJIPINANG-gevangenis te Meester-Cornelis (3–8 Maart 1947)”. NIOD coll. 400, no. 771. *Much of the research in the NIOD Indies Collection was conducted in 1999–2001 when that archive employed a six-figure file numbering system. However, research there continued intermittently until 2017, by which time most NIOD files had been digitized and renumbered using an entirely different four-digit system. In this book the new file numbers are given, except in rare cases where it has not been possible to identify a document consulted under the six-digit system. 20-J06729 18 Young Soeharto pp435-474.indd 437 13/4/21 8:27 AM 438 YOUNG SOEHARTO Item 1 of Javint 3134/3 of 4 March 46. “Taken from Capt Nakamura Hiroshi. 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