Swiss Dutch historian Remy Limpach has published a book in
which he claims that extreme violence by the Dutch Army in Indonesia (then the Dutch
Indies) from 1945-1949 was structural and not incidental. He claims that it
left behind a trail of burning villages and dead bodies. Limpach writes about
extreme torture and killings of prisoners without process as well as random shootings on
civilians, including women, children and the elderly.
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