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Tag Archives: Invalidation

Honoring Our Indo Loved Ones: Balancing Self-Validation & Respect

Journey, New Generation Indos, StoriesBy The Indo ProjectMarch 24, 20228 Comments

by Sjoekje Sas(a)bone, LCSW, EMHA Click here for a word from the author. At eighteen years old, my father was a P.O.W. KNIL soldier during WWII Japanese occupation (approximately 3.5 years). At nineteen, he witnessed a civilian diagonally sliced (shoulder to waist) with a samurai sword by a Japanese soldier who lost aim during this…

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