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name George
city Surabaya
e-mail edokuindo@gmail.com
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message Dear Elisabeth
Well, your story is very very good! I hope you could visit indonesia again and thank you for telling your story!
posted 2008-08-28 10:30:42
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name Roy Ismunandar
city malang
e-mail ismuroy@gmail.com
websitehttp://skinburns.blogspot.com
message dear elizabeth,
this is good story for me, btw my grand mother is a half dutch, her name is betsy vink, she lost all of her sisters during world war II, i hope sometimes u will visit malang again, so i can introduce u to my grand ma... thx
posted 2008-08-18 12:58:40
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name Onno en Simone
city Netherlands
e-mail wo2verzameling@hotmail.com
websitehttp://www.wo2verzameling.web-log.nl
message Dear Elizabeth,

Thank you for this eyeopener about these (for most people) forgotten times.
Thank you for telling your story!
Onno en Simone.
posted 2008-08-08 15:27:38
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name Timothy
city Bandung,Indonesia
e-mail loecoe_corleone@yahoo.co.id
website 
message Dear Elizabeth,

Thanks for sharing your story.
When i read it page by page, i feel that i can feel so much that you feel in the past times. Your joy, your struggle for life during cruel Japanese occupation, your love to your father, make my heart moved.

I think your father very proud there in heaven have a great daughter like you.

Thanks,
posted 2008-07-29 22:47:33
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name Wim Langenberg
city San Rafael,CA,USA
e-mail wimlang@sbcglobal.net
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message Via een kennis van me ,Dieuwke Wendelaar Bonga ( Eight Prison Camps) kreeg ik een link toegestuurd over bewijs van een order van de Japanse overheid om alle krijgsgevangenen en burgerlijke gavangenen om te brengen. Door deze link kwam ik op uw verhaal. Ook ik werd met mijn ouders met de Kota Baroe gerepratrieerd naar Holland, maar pas in Juli 1947. Kon het daar niet uitstaan en emigreerde naar America. Veel van Uw belevenissen heb ik ook meegemaakt, met de uitzondering dat ik in een gevangenis zat in Madioen in 1945. Uiteindelijk repatrieerde het Rode Kruis ons uit een kamp waar we door de Indonesiers werden gehouden in October 1946.
posted 2008-07-28 02:27:41
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name Mark Eymard
city
e-mail eymardma@yahoo.com
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message Dear Elizabeth,

I am so glad that you made the effort to tell your story. As a child who lived in many foreign countries with my father, your story touched me deeply. Your sense of adventure and goodness is evident in every single page.

Thank You
posted 2008-07-27 03:25:50
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name Denis
city Cairo, Egypt
e-mail deniscook64@hotmail.com
website 
message Thank you so much for this beautiful rememberence. I really enjoyed reading it.
posted 2008-07-05 10:10:44
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message Paul Horning

My grandfather was a POW also. He said the Korean were the worst. To this day he spits when he hears the word Korean.

Koreans are very proud to be POW guards because they loved to torture people.
posted 2008-07-04 00:59:26
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name Jean Gordon
city Albuquerque, NM
e-mail rdrunnner@yahoo.com
website 
message Dear Elizabeth,
Thank you so much for taking the time to write your story. I could not stop reading until I finished it all. Your joy, love, and deep pain was evident throughout your story. God bless you and your children. You have had an interesting life.
posted 2008-07-03 03:23:35
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name Robin Kalhorn
city Houston, TX
e-mail kalhorn@sbcglobal.net
websitehttp://hansamethini.blogspot.com
message Dear Elizabeth,

My great aunt (also named Elizabeth - Tante Lies) was imprisoned with her little daughter in Ambawara and Banyu Biru camps. She has written a short account of her experiences. If you are interested, I can e-mail a copy to you.

Thanks for your well done web site, and for telling the world what happened to our families during the Japanese occupation of the Dutch East Indies.

Regards,

Robin
posted 2008-06-23 05:12:40
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name zulkeflinordin
city Terengganu Malaysia
e-mail zulkeflinordin@yahoo.com
website 
message Read your story with much interest, felt sadden to what had happened to your late father. A very loving father indeed,and of course the courage shown by your mother and your goodself are exemplary. I could write no more. I have lost of words. Thank you.
posted 2008-06-15 09:08:53
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name Harits
city Jakarta, Indonesia
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websitehttp://coklatputih.deviantart.com
message Thank you for sharing your stories. It's really amazing and inspiring. I've heard many stories about live during the occupation, from my grandparents and from my great-granduncle who was an Indonesian police at the time.

But hearing the story from the Dutch side, it brings a whole new perspective to my understanding of the war and independence.
posted 2008-06-04 14:00:12
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name Dessy Sudiana
city AlKhobar, Saudi Arabia
e-mail Raffaid@yahoo.com
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message Hi Elizabeth,

I am very impressed about your stories. I am 3rd generation Indo-Dutch. My parents experienced the 2nd war as well. They told me how bad the situation at that time. My grandparents was captured, and jailed under Japan occupation. My parents said it was black memories in their life.

My father passed away when I was 13years old. I felt something missing in my life.You are right, losing the loved one, it is really bring empty place in our life. I and my other 6 sisters grow up without father. My mother (now 74 years old) stay in Bogor (Buitenzorg).

I finished my University in Malang. Now stay in Al-Khobar, Saudi Arabia with my husband and two kids. Your stories really bring lot of memories about my parents and Malang.

Thank you four sharing your interesting story.

Wish you all the best,
Dessy
posted 2008-06-02 14:18:18
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name Melanie Schultz
city Diamond Bar, CA
e-mail indodutch@aol.com
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message Thank you for sharing your interesting and well-written story. I am a 2nd generation Indo-Dutch. My parents (both who are now dead) experienced the war first-hand. My mother was under the Japanese occupation in Samarang, my father was sent back to Holland for his higher education and was subsequently captured by the Germans just after graduating from engineering school and taken as a POW for helping the Jews. I wish they had documented their stories...I find it fascinating. The memories should not be forgotten. I admire the courage, strength and steadfast faith it required to survive the 4 years of hell.
posted 2008-05-31 10:10:13
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name Hans
city Graz, Austria
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message Thank you for sharing your memories!!!

You wrote your story in such a very intimate and informative way that makes it a real "pageturner".

All the best
Hans
posted 2008-05-27 10:50:06
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