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Daily Archives: August 4, 2010

Selamat Jalan: A Family Story 1933-1949

History, Memoir, StoriesBy EmielAugust 4, 2010Leave a comment

Excerpt by Kathryn Pentecost (van der Poel family) of Adelaide, South Australia On my mother’s side, I come from an enormous family of van der Poels – some of whom migrated to the Netherlands Indies in the early 1800s. The van der Poel clan dates back before 1600; some members of the family migrated from Holland:…

Jan Krancher.

Indo Profile, Memoir, Military, Post-WWII, Pre-WWII, ProfilesBy EmielAugust 4, 20108 Comments

BDH:   Where were you born ? JK:  I was born in the beautiful tourist town of Malang, in East Java, the former Dutch East Indies, prior to the Japanese invasion. After struggle for independence, the country became known as Indonesia and the Dutch were expelled. BDH:  How did you emigrate ? JK:  As a 17-year…

Tim’s History – Heritage Tour Coordinator

Memoir, StoriesBy EmielAugust 4, 20105 Comments

[Featured photo: 1931 Bandoeng, Tim’s Mum in front of door] by Tim O’Callaghan of Chicago, Illinois USA My name is Tim O’Callaghan and I am the youngest son of Maria Gerichhausen who left the Netherlands at age 11 months with her family to begin a new life in the Dutch East Indies.  They lived initially in Bandung…

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