Southeast Asian Minorities in the Wartime Japanese Empire

Abstract

Prologue Paul H. Kratoska Japan and South-East Asia 1. The Japanese Imperium and South-East Asia: An Overview Gregory Clancey Burma/Myanmar 2. The Karen of Burma under Japanese Rule Paul H. Kratoska 3. Between China and the Japanese: Wartime Affairs in Kokang State and the Failure of the Spiers Mission Paul H. Kratoska Indonesia 4. Japanese Policy towards the Chinese on Java, 1942-1945: A Preliminary Outline Elly Touwen-Bouwsma 5. Chinese Leadership and Organization in Yogyakarta during the Japanese Occupation Didi Kwartanada 6. In Pursuit of Mica: The Japanese and Highland Minorities in Sulawesi Lorraine V. Aragon Malaya 7. Japanese Army Policy toward the Chinese and Malay-Chinese Relations in Wartime Malaya Cheah Boon Kheng Borneo 8. The 1943 Kinabalu Uprising in Sabah Hara Fujio 9. The Japanese Occupation and the Peoples of Sarawak Ooi Keat Gin 10. The Pontianak Incidents and the Ethnic Chinese in Wartime Western Borneo Kaori Maekawa Thailand 11. The Indian Community and the Indian Independence Movement in Thailand during World War II E. Bruce Reynolds 12. The Thai-Japanese Alliance and the Chinese of Thailand Eiji Murashima Philippines 13. The Battle of Tamparan: A Maranao Response to the Japanese Occupation of Mindanao Kawashima Midori

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