Based on the search she did, Hilde finally got information that the four women posing in the photo were Annie Kobus and her two sisters, Betsy and Miny, and Dolly. They were about 20 years old when they left Amsterdam at the end of 1946 with their Indonesian husbands. They did not feel a serious […]
Hilde Janssen Public Lecture: “The New Homeland of Indonesia (Enkele Reis, Indonesia)” Read More »
Written by: Fanada Sholihah Located in the Multipurpose Building of the Faculty of Humanities, Undip, the book review “The Tale of Spices: The Long Road to Salt Self-sufficiency” was held by the Doctoral Program in History of the Faculty of Humanities, Diponegoro University in collaboration with the Popular Literature Publisher Gramedia (KPG), the Political Economy
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Semarang, March 24th, 2017. Master of History Science, Faculty of Humanities, Diponegoro University held a public lecture of Prof. Dr. Susanto Zuhdi, M.A. with the topic The World of Maluku and the Austonesian-Melanesian Maritime Culture Encounters. The event was moderated by Prof. Dr. Singgih Tri Sulistiyono, M.Hum.
Public Lecture Prof. Zuhdi on the Austonesian-Melanesian Maritime Encounters Read More »
CALL FOR PAPER Forgetting Southeast Asia as a region which was not involved in the globalization of world trade is something ironic. Such kind of opinion does not match with geographical facts and historical development of Southeast Asian trade activities before the arrival of the Europeans. Due to its geographical factors, Spice Road of the
International Conference on Southeast Asian Maritime World (ICONSEAMO) Read More »
For the first time, the Master of History Program presents a Summer Course program for international students from Japan and Myanmar with the theme Introduction to the Educational and Cultural System in Indonesia. This activity is designed as an annual activity carried out as a collaboration program between the Masters Program in History of the
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