The following stories talk about the subject ‘Banyuwangi’.
The second part of a translation of a story entitled “The Clan” in which pre-war Dutch journalist Willem Walraven tells about his Sundanese wife Itih, and her family. Read the first part – A Pre-War “Mixed” Marriage.
I have translated part of a story entitled “The Clan” in which Willem Walraven tells us about his Indonesian in-laws. In the part I have translated we are told how he met his Sundanese wife Itih.
Mystics and Islamists battle it out in a Javanese village, Andrew Beatty’s “A Shadow Falls”.
Chris recommends inter-city trains for tourists, and maybe locals too.
Confusion reigns as to whether Bali gubernatorial candidate I Gede Winasa is Muslim or Hindu, or both.
On whether women, in this case Khofifah Indar Parawansa, are suitable for regional leadership positions.
Muhammadiyah and Nahdlatul Ulama duke it out in Banyuwangi.
An official from a body that seeks to educate the public on elections says many local and regional elections are marred by candidates use of religious symbols and language.
The nature of the 1965-66 pogroms in Indonesia as they occurred in East Java province.
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