RT Article
T1 The sickle and the cross: Christians and communists in Bali, Flores, Sumba and Timor, 1965-67
JF Journal of Southeast Asian studies
VO 17
IS 1
SP 94
OP 112
A1 Webb, R. A. F. Paul
LA English
PB Cambridge Univ. Press
YR 1986
UL https://ixtheo.de/Record/1633196585
AB The author thinks that over the years much has been written about the so-called attempted coup in Indonesia in 1965. Many of the horrors depicted Balinese or abongan, nominal Muslims in Central and East Java, but little has been written about the Catholic and Protestant inhabitants of those regions outside Java during the period 1965 and following, and how they coped with communist activity in their districts. Hitherto there has been little said concerning the Christians' attitude towards the Partai Kommunis Indonesia (KPI). The paper aims at shedding light on these questions and analyses the reasons why in more than a few districts of the eastern islands the KPI was by no means seen by some Christians as the archetypal enemy of Christianity. (DÜI-Sen)
K1 Putsch
K1 Staatsstreich
K1 Kommunistische Partei
K1 Christ
K1 Militärdiktatur
K1 Katholische Schule
K1 Evangelische Kirche
K1 Massaker
K1 Muslim
K1 Kommunismus
K1 Indonesien : Bali : Flores (Island) : Sumba : Timor (Insel) : Staatsstreich/Militärputsch : Kommunistische Partei : Christen : Militärherrschaft : Katholische Kirche : Evangelische Kirche : Massaker : Muslime : Kommunismus
K1 Indonesien