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Pretty much for the same reasons most people hate their colonizers: their land, food and wealth were taken, and the Indonesian people were treated very badly, having to work for the Dutch under slave-like conditions in their houses and on their plantations.
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Why did the dutch resist attempts by the native Indonesians to enter the civil service?
The dutch wanted to keep the Indonesians from joining the army.
Do Indonesians hate Australians?
not at all! We love them!
Who discovered Australia instead of England?
The Chinese, the Indonesians, the Portuguese, the Spanish, the Dutch.
What were the good things that Indonesia got from Dutch Colonization?
They gave Caucasian blood to the Indonesians
How Indonesia become a country?
The Indonesians fought against the Dutch who were occuping them and in December 1949 they were formally recognized as a country
Who was the First five groups of colonizers to America?
I think the Answer is the English, Spanish, French, Swedes,and Dutch
How did Indonesia become a country?
Indonesia declared its independence from the Japanese (and the Dutch) in 1945.
What is the dutch of a i hate myself?
The Dutch translation of "I hate myself" is "Ik haat mezelf."
What is 'You hate him' in Dutch?
Jij haat hem is a Dutch equivalent of 'You hate him'. The formal equivalent of 'U haat hem' isn't often used.
What is i hate you in Dutch?
Ik haat je
What is 'I hate her' in Dutch?
Ik haat haar
What form of Malay do Indonesians speak?
Indonesians speak Bahasa Indonesia. This is Indonesia's national standard form of the Malay language. Virtually same language, but the differences differenciate Indonesian from the standard Malay language spoken in Malaysia and Singapore. From what I've seen, Indonesian has a lot of Dutch cognates; even though Indonesians and Malaysians kind of loathed their Dutch and British conquerers. Brunien and Indonesian are both different forms of the Malay language. The ethnic Malays from Indonesia are bilinguals, they speak both the standard Malay (Melayu) and Indonesian.
