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The Bersiap

Below are resources that will provide more information about the period in Indo history called The Bersiap. 

Javanese revolutionaries fighting for independence. Most are armed with bamboo spears; the few rifles are Japanese. Tropen Museum Amsterdam.

Resources in English

  • Bersiap Wikipedia
  • Indischekamparchieven-Bersiap
  • Extremists Run Amok Against Indische-Nederlanders  –  Who Will Now Help Our Own Refugees? 
  • Revolusi Revisionism by the Rijksmuseum?
  • Bersiap: a shared history of mass violence that haunts Indonesia and the Netherlands
  • Why ‘bersiap’ is causing furor and confusion 
  • Bersiap and Violence in Indonesia’s Revolutionary Period, 1945-19459: A review
  • Who is Responsible for the Bersiap 
  • OPINION: The Paradox of the Bersiap
  • A hidden mass murder in the Dutch East Indies
  • Death in Slawi: The “Sugar Factory Murders,” Ethnicity, Conflicted Loyalties and the Context of Violence in the Early Revolution in Indonesia, October 1945

Resources in Dutch

  • Bersiap Wikipedia
  • Indische Kamparchieven
  • Bersiap Nederlands-Indië
  • Hernieuwd onderzoek naar de Bersiap op zijn plaats
  • Het Vuur van de Bersiap
  • Bersiap Archief van Tranen – Trail of Tears
  • Archief van Tranen Deel 1
  • Archief van Tranen Deel 2
  • Roos Engelenburg
  • Bersiap! Opstand in het paradijs De Bersiap-periode op Java en Sumatra 1945-1946 
  • De Indische School – Na de oorlog: van bersiap tot Linggadjati 1945-1946
  • De Bersiap: een vergeten golf van etnisch geweld
  • Kinderen op de vlucht – De bersiap in Semarang
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