Campaigning in Europe for a Free Indonesia: Indonesian Nationalists and the Worldwide Anticolonial Movement, 1917–1931

Klaas Stutje explores the intricate relationships between Indonesian nationalists and the global anticolonial movement during a pivotal period from 1917 to 1931. The narrative highlights how Indonesian activists engaged with international audiences, skillfully advocating for independence in a time of widespread colonial rule.

Stutje sheds light on the strategies and networks that these nationalists employed, illustrating their determination and resourcefulness in garnering support for their cause. Through thorough research and detailed analysis, the author uncovers the rich tapestry of motivations that fueled the independence movement.

This work not only enriches the historical understanding of Indonesia's quest for freedom but also situates it within a broader context of struggles against colonialism worldwide. It invites readers to appreciate the complexities and interconnections of global movements for justice during the early 20th century.