Media Name / The Jakarta Post
Book Review ‘Genosida Banda’ – The Jakarta Post 
Banda is not dead, Banda is alive – The Jakarta Post 
The Dutch not guilty of war crimes in Indonesia? – The Jakarta Post 
The useless spending of 4.1m euros on the study of ‘extreme violence’ 
Racial apartheid continues, targeting Indonesian war victims – The Jakarta Post 
‘Bersiap’ exposes Dutch, Indonesian historical divide – The Jakarta Post 
Bersiap’: Ignoring Dutch colonialism – The Jakarta Post 
Why the Dutch do no respect Sukarno – The Jakarta Post 
400 years of right to plunder – The Jakarta Post 
2020: a Year of Historical Significance – The Jakarta Post 
Unresolved colonial past clouds Dutch royal visit – the Jakarta Post 
Beware of Dutch king: Colonial wolf in sheep’s clothing – The Jakarta Post 
Winternachten literary festival – The Jakarta Post 
Jokowi, Rutte tiptoe around past war crimes – The Jakarta Post 
How Amsterdam Ignores Sukarno As Anticolonial Leader – The Jakarta Post 
Dutch Research: “Ignorance and lost opportunity” – The Jakarta Post 
Decolonization and white Supremacy – The Jakarta Post 
Apologize, recognize independence date – the Jakarta Post 
Cover-Up Or Opening Up The Past? – The Jakarta Post 
How bad, how cruel were the Dutch to us? 
Connecting the dots – The Jakarta Post 
How will the Dutch study to 45-49 benefit average Indonesians? – The Jakarta Post 
How studying 1945-1949 wars can benefit Indonesia – The Jakarta Post 
Examining decolonization for greater understanding – The Jakarta Post 
Historian defends Dutch-funded research – The Jakarta Post 
Dutch War Study Raises questions – Jakarta Post 
Decolonizing the war – Jakarta Post