Bankrupt and Exiled to Suriname
Saturday, August 18, 2012
Considered Japan's lackey, a barrage of attacks hit Ernest Douwes Dekker. His books were burned, his teaching career was killed, his new job in Batavia once again dragged him into exile.
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ERNEST Franois Eugne Douwes Dekker hurriedly contacted Resident Priangan, M F Tijdeman on July 24, 1936. He was upset and wanted to meet to protest. That day, armed with a warrant from the attorney's office, the head of Political Intelligence of Bandung, arrived at Ksatrian Istitute in Bandung and confiscated the manuscripts on the history of East Asia that Dekker had written.
But the meeting did not take place until the following morning. In a mee
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