Dutch Colonialism and Indonesian Islam: Contacts and Conflicts 1596-1950

Karel Steenbrink · Jan Steenbrink · Henry Jansen

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Forword by Dr. H. Abdul Mukti Ali 1. Starting-Points and Explorations 2. The First Encounters: as Respected Heretics 3. The Theological Homefront: as Detestable Heretics 4. Company Directors in Natural Hostility Towards Untrustworthy and Fanatic Muslims 5. The Advisors Holle, Hurghronje and Hazeu: Tutors to Members of a Backward Religion 6. The Age of Mission (1850-1940) and the Muslims: Between Anticipation and Accommodation 7. Indonesian Reactions to the Christians' Arrival 8. and Christians in Independent Indonesia 1945-2005 Bibliography Index

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